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Anahim Lake
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Anahim Lake Map

Location: Anahim Lake, BC, is a popular fly fishing lake located 322 km (199.64 mi) west of Williams Lake on Highway 20 and offers good access from a number of locations along Highway 20.

Size 595.44 ha. (1470 ac.) Shoal Data not Available
Mean Depth 1.7 m. (5.58 ft.) Max. Depth 5.18 m. (17 ft.)
Game Fish Rainbow Trout, Char Fish Stocked Data not Available
Angler Usage High Elevation 1083 m. (3600 ft.)
Ice Over November - May T.D.S. 130 mg/L
Anahim Lake Sunset
Photo Courtesy of Anahim Lake Resort

Resorts & Campsites: There is a Forest Service Recreation Site at Little Anahim Lake that provides a rest stop on Highway 20 for canoeing, picnicing and waterfowl observation. Accommodations, services, camping and facilities are provided by resorts along Anahim Lake as well as the Village of Anahim Lake. Anahim Lake also has the valuable asset of a 975 metre (3198 ft.) paved airstrip.

BC Adventure Members offering services in this area:

Anahim Lake Resort - We offer rustic simplicity, down-home service & excellent fly-in and guided fishing. Relax in a cozy cabins, or RV & lakeshore campsites. There’s boat & motor rentals, trail riding, flight seeing, hiking, & even try wind surfing -- or relax and just watch time go by.

Escott Bay Resort - The adventure starts with fishing, hiking, horseback trail riding, pack trips and hunting – and with the snow comes x-country skiing & snowmobiling. Located between Tweedsmuir and Itcha Ilgachuz Parks, we offer fully serviced cabins and camping facilities.

Fishing Report: Anahim Lake reports an average of 14 to 16 inch wild stock rainbow trout reaching up to three pounds. Although spin fishing and trolling are effective, this lake is particularly popular for fly fishing. Fly fishing is very productive in early summer and fall but it is good throughout the season. Where the water flows in from Little Anahim provides the best fly fishing on the lake. A unique fly fishing experience comes when one drifts the river from Anahim to Abuntlet Lake.
Be sure to visit Fishbc.com for angling information!

Waterfowl Viewing on Anahim LakeViewscape: The view from this popular resort lake is of foothill country covered with a coniferous forest of pine and spruce. This shallow lake is a popular viewing spot for wildfowl.

Shoreline: The gravelly shoreline is interspersed with grass, poplar, alder with rushes covering about 80% of the shore.

Nearby Lakes

See Abuntlet Lake

Note: Always check your current BC Fishing regulations before you start fishing a new lake.


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