Fishing
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Rock that flannel to catch rainbows
As the temperatures cool and the leaves turn, the trout are biting! Pack the flannel with your leech imitations and dragonfly nymphs, it's time to break out the fall tackle as the fish feed for the winter ahead.
Fishing BC/Jeremy Koreski
Dirty up that sweet ride
Hit the backroads to one of our 100+ lakes in the Kamloops area and find your favourite fishing spots. From reeling in a rainbow trout to trolling for kokanee salmon, cast a line at one of these fishing havens—all less than a one-hour drive from Kamloops.
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Fall fishing has it all
It doesn’t matter if you’re catching minnows with the kids dock fishing or reeling in the big one from trophy stillwater, come experience some of the interior’s best fishing.
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Make that fancy cooler proud
Dust off your tackle box and send those flies into the wild....it's time to fill that fancy cooler with a fresh catch.
Bring those rods to a real lake
Wet a line in our waters.
Edith Lake
Known to locals as the Old Fishing Highway, Edith Lake is 25 minutes west of Kamloops off Highway 5A. The recreation site features camping for 15 units, day-use areas with picnic tables, a fishing dock, and three boat launches for cartop or small trailered boats. The icing on the amenities cake? The lake is stocked with Kamloops rainbow and brook trout.
Monte Lake
Got trolling on the brain? Head to Monte Lake to enjoy some of the region’s best! Located 50 km (30mi) SE of Kamloops on Highway 97, Monte Lake is a great place for kokanee salmon between early spring and fall months. If you’re a fan of the cold, stop by in January to try your hand at ice fishing (conditions permitting).
Tunkwa Lake
Tunkwa Lake Provincial Park is one of British Columbia’s premier fishing destinations. If that’s not reason enough to hit the road, how about this? You can cast for rainbow trout from a boat, tube, canoe, or the shore. That’s right, a tube. Located 40 km (25 mi) from Kamloops off Highway 1 West between Savona and Logan Lake, come for the day or stay a few nights at the Tunkwa Provincial Park campsite or the open-year-round Tunkwa Lake Resort (https://www.tunkwalakeresort.com/)
Roche Lake
Where are the fly fishers at? A short 35 km (22 mi) from Kamloops, Roche Lake Provincial Park is one of the most popular fly fishing lakes in BC. Get this, you can expect to catch fish up to 6lbs. Set up camp at the Roche Lake Provincial Park or cozy up in a cabin at Roche Lake Resort. Need a boat? You can rent one from the resort (https://rochelake.com/).
Jacko Lake
Hardly enough time to play a car game, Jacko Lake is only 15 km (9 mi) SE of Kamloops, and is what stillwater fans’ dreams are made of. Rainbow Trout are stocked annually and grow up to 10lbs. Reeling one in is not quite a spin class worth of work, but it is more fun. The day-use site has a gravel boat launch and is open from spring to fall. You might want to leave the compact car at home for this trip. A 4x4 vehicle is recommended to access the lake.
