Lake Trout Lakes in British Columbia

Government fish surveys have recorded lake trout in 240 British Columbia lakes, 9% of the 2,671 lakes in this atlas with sport-fish records.

Lakes
240
Recorded since 2010
11
Median size
3.81 km²
Latest record
2022

Where it is found

Most of these lakes are in Bulkley-Nechako (66), Stikine (58) and Cariboo (32).

In these lakes the sport fish most often recorded alongside it are rainbow trout (70%), mountain whitefish (53%), lake whitefish (40%) and burbot (39%).

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

Bridge LakeSulphurous LakeQuesnel LakeWilliston LakeBabine LakeMabel LakeKalamalka LakeCanim LakeShuswap LakeStony LakeCluculz LakeMoberly LakeMuncho LakeMoose LakeDease LakeDeka LakeAdams LakeTakla LakeOkanagan LakeMahood LakeBowron LakeAlleyne LakeBig Bar LakeStuart LakeTrout LakeAllison LakeSkaha LakeGardom Lake
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Where lake trout is most consistently recorded

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

#LakeRecordsLast recordMax depth mArea km²
1Bridge LakeCariboo187200313.7
2Sulphurous LakeCariboo8620013.85
3Lac la HacheCariboo43200218.4
4Quesnel LakeCariboo412022271
5Williston LakePeace River3320181,720
6Babine LakeBulkley-Nechako332014465
7Purvis LakeBulkley-Nechako3320082.93
8Echo LakeNorth Okanagan2919950.71
9Big LakeCariboo2819941.16
10Dinosaur LakePeace River2620118.57
11Mabel LakeNorth Okanagan23199559.4
12Kalamalka LakeNorth Okanagan23199525.6
13Canim LakeCariboo19200356.1
14Bennett LakeYukon17201996
15Horse LakeCariboo17200312.2
16Shuswap LakeColumbia-Shuswap132012306
17Jack of Clubs LakeCariboo1220211.21
18Stony LakeCariboo1119998.7
19Cluculz LakeBulkley-Nechako10200419.8
20Moberly LakePeace River8201629
21Owen LakeBulkley-Nechako819963.02
22Tezzeron LakeBulkley-Nechako7201680.5
23François LakeBulkley-Nechako72001253
24Pinchi LakeBulkley-Nechako6201655.3
25Aiken LakePeace River620052.33
26Horseranch LakeStikine619973.4
27Portage LakeFraser-Fort George520090.51
28Tuchodi LakesNorthern Rockies520007.24
29Ruth LakeStikine519980.81
30Morfee LakesFraser-Fort George519782.93
31Otter LakeNorth Okanagan519770.62
32Tutizzi LakePeace River420055.5
33Muncho LakeNorthern Rockies4199815.3
34Simpson LakeStikine419982.06
35Sandpile LakesStikine419971.13
36Otter LakeOkanagan-Similkameen419952.02
37Summit LakeFraser-Fort George4199013.4
38Moose LakeFraser-Fort George3202014
39Tacheeda LakesFraser-Fort George320053.76
40Bednesti LakeFraser-Fort George320032.69
41Whitefish LakeBulkley-Nechako320017.24
42Lapie LakeNorthern Rockies320000.22
43Dixie LakeStikine319981.87
44Tomas LakeBulkley-Nechako319960.58
45Tatsamenie LakeStikine3199216.5
46Club LakeKitimat-Stikine319910.42
47Tchesinkut LakeBulkley-Nechako3198935.7
48Wood LakeCentral Okanagan319879.1
49Summit LakeNorthern Rockies319870.29
50Witney LakeFraser-Fort George319850.58

Top 50 of 240 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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