Sockeye Salmon Lakes in British Columbia

Government fish surveys have recorded sockeye salmon in 198 British Columbia lakes, 7% of the 2,671 lakes in this atlas with sport-fish records.

Lakes
198
Recorded since 2010
10
Median size
2.57 km²
Latest record
2023

Where it is found

Most of these lakes are in Skeena-Queen Charlotte (31), Kitimat-Stikine (27) and Bulkley-Nechako (19).

In these lakes the sport fish most often recorded alongside it are coho salmon (74%), Dolly Varden (63%), rainbow trout (60%) and cutthroat trout (56%).

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

Shuswap LakeQuesnel LakeBabine LakeKennedy LakeAdams LakeCultus LakeAlouette LakeChilliwack LakeGreat Central LakeMeziadin LakeLakelse LakeSproat LakeWoss LakePitt LakeHarrison LakeVaseux LakeLillooet LakeStuart LakeMuchalat LakeChehalis LakeBowron LakeTakla LakeSkaha LakeKawkawa LakeMabel LakeStave LakeAlice LakeNahmint LakeAlta LakeNitinat Lake
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Where sockeye salmon is most consistently recorded

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

#LakeRecordsLast recordMax depth mArea km²
1Shuswap LakeColumbia-Shuswap882012306
2Tahltan LakeKitimat-Stikine6620144.88
3Tŝilhqox BinyCariboo362023186
4Quesnel LakeCariboo352022271
5Babine LakeBulkley-Nechako242014465
6Kennedy LakeAlberni-Clayoquot16200165.3
7Owikeno LakeCentral Coast16200193.4
8Adams LakeThompson-Nicola142005132
9Mara LakeColumbia-Shuswap12201117.6
10Cultus LakeFraser Valley1120066.34
11Alouette LakeFraser Valley10202215.8
12Kuthai LakeStikine919981.58
13Chilliwack LakeFraser Valley8200111.8
14Club LakeKitimat-Stikine820010.42
15Great Central LakeAlberni-Clayoquot7200152.9
16Johanson LakeStikine720011.47
17Alastair LakeKitimat-Stikine720017.14
18Kitwancool LakeKitimat-Stikine720017.78
19Sakinaw LakeSunshine Coast719876.84
20Morice LakeBulkley-Nechako6200197.2
21Muriel LakeAlberni-Clayoquot620011.61
22Stephens LakeKitimat-Stikine620012.02
23Meziadin LakeKitimat-Stikine6200136.5
24Lakelse LakeKitimat-Stikine6200113.7
25Little Trapper LakeStikine619952.05
26Long LakeCentral Coast5200221.3
27Sproat LakeAlberni-Clayoquot5200142.3
28Woss LakeMount Waddington5200114
29Kitsumkalum LakeKitimat-Stikine5200119
30Seton LakeSquamish-Lillooet4201424.9
31Pitt LakeGreater Vancouver4200153.2
32North Barrière LakeThompson-Nicola420014.99
33Sustut LakeStikine420012.58
34Fred Wright LakeKitimat-Stikine420013.92
35Eden LakeSkeena-Queen Charlotte420015.9
36Taseko LakesCariboo4200121.3
37Harrison LakeFraser Valley42001222
38Lowe LakeSkeena-Queen Charlotte420013.89
39Phillips LakeStrathcona419972.94
40Asitka LakeStikine419950.43
41Kitlope LakeKitimat-Stikine4199511.8
42Bowser LakeKitimat-Stikine4198835.8
43Kluatantan LakesStikine419870.37
44Vaseux LakeOkanagan-Similkameen320152.83
45Morrison LakeBulkley-Nechako3201013.3
46Lillooet LakeSquamish-Lillooet3200132.1
47Nimpkish LakeMount Waddington3200138
48Jansen LakeStrathcona320010.55
49Mercer LakeSkeena-Queen Charlotte320011.14
50François LakeBulkley-Nechako32001253

Top 50 of 198 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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