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Southwestern BC: Fishing Mapbook, 2nd Edition

Southwestern BC Fishing Mapbook    
Format Spiral-bound
Catalogue No. 978-1-897225-00-4
Pages 208
Language English only
Price $27.95
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Written by Trent Ernst.
Published by Mussio Ventures Ltd., 2008.

Description:

Lake fishing within the Southwestern region of British Columbia is definitely overshadowed by the excellent river and saltwater salmon fishing in the area. Although salmon and steelhead receive most of the attention, there are numerous quality lakes for anglers to sample for trout and char. Whether you are looking for that quaint mountain lake that offers small, but plenty of feisty rainbow or large cutthroat that will chase down a well-presented streamer pattern, this area offers it all.

Southwestern BC: Fishing Mapbook covers a vast area, stretching from the Lower Mainland north past Pemberton and east to Manning Park, then north to include Merritt, Kamloops and Wells Gray Provincial Park. The waterbodies in this area are comprised of two fishing regions: Region 2 and Region 3.

Region 2 offers some of the most scenic lakes in the province. The wet climate, spectacular coastal mountains and the deep, dark lakes makes the scenery as much of the fishing experience as the fishing. To compliment the surroundings, there is an abundance of small trout allowing fishermen of all ages to enjoy a successful outing. Whether you are an ardent fly fisherman or prefer the ol’ fashion bait and bobber, there is surprisingly good lake fishing very close to the urban centres.

Region 3, on the other hand, is not known for its river fishing. While the Thompson is considered the best steelheading river in the world, it is the exception that proves the rule. But the lake fishing here is unbelievable. The Bonaparte Plateau is a world class trout fishing destination, and the lakes here offer some of the finest fishing around. Due to the abundance of nutrient rich alkaline waters in this region, fish are faster growing and achieve larger sizes then the coastal lakes.

No other source combines such detailed information on how and where to fish the Southwestern region of British Columbia. The Southwestern BC: Fishing Mapbook is an excellent guide if you are new to the area or looking for a new place to fish.

Contains information on over 200 lakes including:
 
  • Alice Lake
  • Allan Lake
  • Alouette Lake
  • Alpha Lake
  • Alta Lake
  • Badger Lake
  • Birch Lake
  • Birkenhead Lake
  • Birkenhead River
  • Blackwater Lake
  • Bleeker Lake
  • Bolean Lake & Area
  • Bonaparte Lake
  • Brohm Lake
  • Browning Lake
  • Buntzen Lake
  • Callaghan Lake
  • Calling Lake
  • Campbell Lake
  • Campbell Pond
  • Capilano River
  • Cat Lake
  • Caverhill Lake
  • Cheakamus Lake
  • Cheakamus River
  • Chehalis Lake
  • Chehalis River
  • Chilliwack Lake
  • Chilliwack River
  • Clearwater Lake
  • Clearwater River
  • Como Lake
  • Courtney Lake
  • Crystal Lake
  • Cultus Lake
  • Deadman Lake
  • Deep Lake
  • Deer Lake
  • Deer Lake (Burnaby)
  • Dickson Lake
  • Duffey Lake
  • Duffy Lake
  • Dunn Lake
  • Dutch Lake
  • East Barriere Lake
  • Edith Lake
  • Edith Lake (Region 2)
  • Elbow Lake
  • Englishmen Lake
  • Face Lake
  • Fire Lake
  • Flash Lake
  • Flora Lake
  • Francis Lake
  • Fraser River
  • Frisken Lake
  • Garibaldi Lake
  • Glacier Lake
  • Glimpse Lake
  • Gorman Lake
  • Grace Lake
  • Greendrop Lake
  • Green Lake (Whistler)
  • Green Timbers Lake
  • Gun Lake
  • Hadlow Lake
  • Hallamore Lake
  • Hammer Lake
  • Hannah Lake
  • Harbour Lake
  • Harmon Lake
  • Harper Lake
  • Harrison Lake
  • Harrison River
  • Hatheume Lake
  • Heffley Lake
  • Hicks Lake
  • Hoopatatkwa Lake
  • Hoover Lake
  • Horseshoe Lake
  • Hosli Lake
  • Hyas Lake
  • Island Lake
  • Indian River
  • Inland Lake
  • Isobel Lake
  • Ivey Lake
  • Jackson Lake
  • Jacko Lake
  • John Frank Lake
  • Johnson Lake
  • Jones (Wahleach) Lake
  • Joyce Lake
  • Kamloops Lake
  • Kane Lakes
  • Kawkawa Lake
  • Kersey (6 Mile) Lake
  • Klein Lake
  • Knouff (Sullivan) Lake
  • Lac Le Juene
  • Lafarge Lake
  • Lake Errock (Squakum Lake)
  • Lake of the Woods (Schkam Lake)
  • Leighton Lake
  • Levette Lake
  • Lightning Lake
  • Lindeman Lake
  • Little Shuswap Lake
  • Lodgepole Lake
  • Logan Lake
  • Lookout Lake
  • Loon Lake
  • Lost Horse Lake
  • Lost Lake
  • Lynn Lake
  • Machete Lake
  • Mahood River
  • Mamit Lakes
  • Mamquam River
  • Marion Lake
  • McConnell Lake
  • McGillivray Lake
  • Meadow Lake
  • Mike Lake
  • Mill Lake
  • Momich Lake
  • Monte Lake
  • Morgan Lake
  • Morris Lake
  • Mosquito Lake
  • Mowich Lake
  • Mowson Pond
  • Murtle Lake
  • Nahatlatch Lake
  • Nanton Lake
  • Nita Lake
  • Nicola Lake
  • Nicomen Lake
  • Niskonlith Lake
  • North Barriere Lake
  • Paradise Lake
  • Paska Lake
  • Pass Lake
  • Paul Lake
  • Pavilion Lake
  • Pemberton Lake
  • Pennask Lake
  • Peter Hope Lake
  • Phinetta Lake
  • Pierce Lake
  • Pillar Lake
  • Pinantan & Little Pinantan Lakes
  • Pitt Lake
  • Pitt River
  • Poland Lake
  • Pressy Lake
  • Red Lake
  • Reflector Lake
  • Rice Lake
  • Roche Lake
  • Rolley Lake
  • Rose Lake
  • Ruby Lake
  • Salmon Lake
  • Salsbury Lake
  • Sasamat Lake
  • Saskum Lake
  • Saul Lake
  • Sayres Lake
  • Scot Lake
  • Scuitto Lake
  • Showh Lakes
  • Six Mile Lake
  • Skagit River
  • Skookum Lake
  • Slollicum Lake
  • Snohoosh Lake
  • South Alouette River
  • South Thompson River
  • Squamish River
  • Stacey Lake
  • Stake Lake
  • Stave Lake
  • Stave River
  • Stump Lake (Region 2)
  • Stump Lake
  • Sumallo River
  • Sunrise Lake
  • Telfer Lake
  • Tenquille Lake
  • Thompson River
  • Thunder Lake
  • Tranquille Lake
  • Trout Lake (Sunshine Coast)
  • Trout Lake
  • Twin Lake
  • Tumtum Lake
  • Tunkwa Lake
  • Tulip Lake
  • Vedder River
  • Vidette Lake
  • Walloper Lake
  • Weaver Lake
  • White Lake
  • Whonnock Lake
  • Widgeon Lake
  • Wood Lake
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