Cutthroat Trout Lakes in British Columbia

Government fish surveys have recorded cutthroat trout in 656 British Columbia lakes, 25% of the 2,671 lakes in this atlas with sport-fish records.

Lakes
656
Recorded since 2010
58
Median size
0.62 km²
Latest record
2026

Where it is found

Most of these lakes are in Strathcona (96), Mount Waddington (65) and Skeena-Queen Charlotte (53).

In these lakes the sport fish most often recorded alongside it are rainbow trout (54%), Dolly Varden (37%), coho salmon (31%) and kokanee (29%).

Seasons, limits and sanctuaries vary by zone: check the BC Freshwater Fishing Regulations before you fish.

Shawnigan LakeStave LakeCultus LakeWahleach LakeHorne LakeWestwood LakeCameron LakeAlta LakeBrannen LakeHayward LakeKawkawa LakeHatzic LakeSproat LakeLake ErrockGreat Central LakeHarrison LakeChilliwack LakeRolley LakeWhonnock LakeTyhee LakeKennedy LakeLakelse LakeMuchalat LakePitt LakeStump LakeVillage Bay LakeWoss LakeMohun LakeAlice LakeBabine LakeKootenay LakeAlouette LakeSugar LakeNitinat LakeNahmint LakeLillooet LakeShuswap LakeBig Bar LakeTrout LakeOkanagan LakeKalamalka LakeGardom LakeSlocan Lake
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Where cutthroat trout is most consistently recorded

Ranked by the number of observation records, then by the most recent record.

#LakeRecordsLast recordMax depth mArea km²
1Capilano LakeGreater Vancouver12220182.42
2Quamichan LakeCowichan Valley10720252.88
3Shawnigan LakeCowichan Valley6920205.45
4Buttle LakeStrathcona66202167.7
5Prospect LakeCapital6220260.68
6St. Mary LakeCapital6120261.78
7Elk LakeCapital5820072.23
8Cusheon LakeCapital5620260.28
9Hotel LakeSunshine Coast5320260.26
10Hicks LakeFraser Valley5120101.27
11Stave LakeFraser Valley50201456.3
12Cultus LakeFraser Valley5020086.34
13Wahleach LakeFraser Valley4920264.83
14Gooseneck LakeStrathcona4920150.84
15Quennell LakeNanaimo4719951.14
16Wolf LakeComox Valley4520261.49
17Horne LakeNanaimo4120178.14
18Waugh LakeSunshine Coast4020210.71
19Langford LakeCapital3920260.61
20Dougan LakeCowichan Valley3920020.1
21Klaklakama LakesMount Waddington3820112.54
22Deer LakeFraser Valley3820100.53
23Kemp LakeCapital3620080.24
24McCombe LakeGreater Vancouver3519950.15
25Michael LakeCowichan Valley3320080.39
26Westwood LakeNanaimo3320030.64
27Garden Bay LakeSunshine Coast3220050.6
28Diver LakeNanaimo3220050.12
29McKenzie LakeCapital3220040.15
30Dunalter LakeBulkley-Nechako3120170.22
31Round LakeBulkley-Nechako3120161.78
32Somenos LakeCowichan Valley3120110.96
33Matheson LakeCapital3120080.22
34Holden LakeNanaimo2920090.35
35Helen LakeBulkley-Nechako2820170.16
36Boomerang LakeNanaimo2820080.12
37Long LakeNanaimo2720130.39
38Powell LakePowell River262012124
39Morton LakeStrathcona2520080.23
40Roberts LakeStrathcona2520071.66
41Cameron LakeNanaimo2520074.37
42Nanaimo LakesNanaimo2520062.14
43Davis LakeFraser Valley2520010.32
44Vallee LakeBulkley-Nechako2320060.1
45McClure LakeCowichan Valley2220260.4
46Alta LakeSquamish-Lillooet2220261.04
47Brewster LakeStrathcona2220165
48Gray LakeStrathcona2220160.59
49Sheilds LakeCapital2220090.15
50Mary LakeStrathcona2120080.13

Top 50 of 656 lakes. Download the full list (CSV). Source: British Columbia’s Fisheries Information Summary System observations (OGL-BC). Data as of October 9, 2026. A record means a survey caught or observed the species, not that it is abundant today.

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