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Elizabeth Lake

MU 6-30, Skeena
55.5850° N, 128.0151° W

Surface area
45.4ha
Maximum depth
10.4m
34 ft
Elevation
359m
Campsites
4
At Elizabeth Lake rec site

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Elizabeth Lake at a glance

Region
Skeena
Management unit
MU 6-30
Species
Rainbow Trout, Cutthroat Trout (last recorded 1983), Northern Pikeminnow (last recorded 1983), Squanga (last recorded 1983), Sucker (General) (last recorded 1983), Largescale Sucker (last recorded 1970), Peamouth Chub (last recorded 1970)The newest of these fish records is from 1983.Species from the province's fish observation records.
Lake size
Small Water (< 50 ha)
Coordinates
55.585024, -128.015148

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Fish on record at Elizabeth Lake

Species in the Province's fish observation records
SpeciesFirst recordedLast recordedRecords
Rainbow Trout1
Cutthroat Trout197019832
Northern Pikeminnow197019832
Squanga198319831
Sucker (General)198319831
Largescale Sucker197019701
Peamouth Chub197019701

A year is when the Province last recorded the fish here, not a statement that it is caught today.

Elizabeth Lake fishing regulations

We have no lake specific regulations on file for Elizabeth Lake yet.

Getting to Elizabeth Lake

41.5 km of traced road to the campground by way of Kispiox Valley Rd. The road at the end is a rough surface.

The road route traced to Campground at Elizabeth Lake, 41.5 km.Start of the traceCampground5 km
The route traced over the BC Digital Road Atlas. A trace is a line on a map, not a report on the road: check conditions before you drive it.

Coordinates: 55.585024, -128.015148

Camping and rec sites at Elizabeth Lake

  • Elizabeth Lake
    Campsites
    4 designated
    To the shore
    53 m

    Access: North of the communities of Hazelton and Kispiox. Head north on Kispiox Valley Rd for 13km then turn right onto Kispiox Trail and continue past Upper Kispiox Recreation Site, at about 54km the access road will be on your right and is marked with a 3 blade sign.
    Coordinates: 55.591201, -128.024157

    The site on Recreation Sites and Trails BC

Depth chart for Elizabeth Lake

10.4 mdeepest

Elizabeth Lake runs to 10.4 m (34 ft) at its deepest.

The Province sounded Elizabeth Lake and published the depth chart surveyed in 1971.

Ice fishing at Elizabeth Lake

We have no ice fishing regulation on file for Elizabeth Lake either way. Check the current BC Freshwater Fishing Regulations Synopsis before you plan a trip.

Whether a lake is open to ice fishing says nothing about whether its ice will hold you. Ice conditions vary year to year and across a single lake. Check locally before going out, every time.

This week at Elizabeth Lake

The forecast on this lake's own coordinate, refreshed through the day. The app reads these seven days for fishing and scores each one.

DaySkyHigh / lowWindRainPressure
Wed 21 OctModerate rain showers5° / 0°5 km/h4 mmSteady
Thu 22 OctSlight snow showers5° / -2°5 km/h, gusts 163 mmRising (+7.8 hPa)
Fri 23 OctFog6° / -3°6 km/hdryRising (+9.5 hPa)
Sat 24 OctPartly cloudy6° / -4°5 km/h, gusts 12drySteady
Sun 25 OctPartly cloudy6° / -6°3 km/hdrySteady
Mon 26 OctOvercast7° / -5°3 km/hdryFalling (-4.2 hPa)
Tue 27 OctPartly cloudy9° / -5°3 km/hdryRising (+2.4 hPa)

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Elizabeth Lake, in brief

What fish are in Elizabeth Lake?

Rainbow Trout, Cutthroat Trout (last recorded 1983). Species from the province's fish observation records.

How big is Elizabeth Lake?

Elizabeth Lake covers about 45.4 ha, by the province's Freshwater Atlas.

Which management unit is Elizabeth Lake in?

Elizabeth Lake is in MU 6-30, in the Skeena. The BC Freshwater Fishing Regulations Synopsis is organised by management unit; check it before you go.

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