Enjoy world class angling and fly fishing for
rainbow trout and kokanee at our BC Fishing Resort on Tatuk Lake
and on the
numerous
lakes
close by.
Located near Vanderhoof, BC, on the sunny north shore of Tatuk
Lake, our wilderness resort is the only occupant on this
spectacular lake within Finger Tatuk Provincial Park.
Our Wilderness Fishing Resort offers modern
accommodations and amenities including fully equipped housekeeping cabins,
lakeside campsites with firepits & wood, plus a wide variety
of services - tackle, angling and hunting licenses, gas, oil,
confectionery
and a freezer to store your catch.
Unsurpassed angling for kokanee & rainbow trout to 5 lbs, on
fly or spin gear for the fishing enthusiast.
Boat and motor rentals are available by the day or bring your
own boat and take advantage of our private access and boat launch.
To round out your angling experience, our region contains many
other remote lakes within a day trip distance that are suitable for float tubing,
canoes
and belly
boats.
Regulations permit a catch limit of 10 kokanee and 5 rainbow
trout per day and a 2 day possession limit is allowed. Catch
and release or limit out if you choose. This is the one activity
the whole family can enjoy.
Rainbow Trout Identification:
The typical rainbow trout is heavily spotted when found in streams
and much less so when found in lakes or reservoirs. Stream fish
are generally more highly colored than lake fish featuring a
pink to bright red lateral stripe, reddish gill covers, white
tipped ventral and dorsal fins and a brownish to greenish or
bluish back. Lake specimens are more silvery colored and usually
lack the vivid red stripe except in spawners.
Kokanee Salmon Identification
Kokanee salmon belong to the same species as
sockeye salmon (Oncorhynchus nerka), but when sockeye migrate
to the ocean to
grow to maturity, Kokanee remain in lakes. Sockeye are referred
to as anadromous fish while Kokanee are landlocked. General coloring
is silver on the sides with a bluish-black top and white on stomach.
Color changes dramatically during spawing. |
