Harrison Lake
Harrison Lake is the largest body of fresh water in the southwestern Coast Mountains. Spanning over 60 km in length, this massive glacial fjord holds large predatory coastal cutthroat trout and bull trout feeding on salmon smolts.
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Harrison Lake at a glance
- Region
- Region 2 - Lower Mainland
- Management unit
- 2-9
- Elevation
- 10 m
- Maximum depth
- 279 m
- Surface area
- 21800 ha
- Trout strain
- Wild Coastal Cutthroat & Glacial Bull Trout
- Typical size
- 3 to 12+ lbs (Coastal Predator Class)
- Stocking
- Wild Natural Fishery
- Boat launch
- Paved Concrete Ramp
- Motor rules
- No Restriction
- Ice fishing
- Open, confirmed
When to fish it
- Spring (April-June)
- Fall (Oct-Dec)
Getting there
Paved highway access via Hwy 7 to Harrison Hot Springs with paved municipal boat launches and marinas.
Coordinates: 49.4333, -121.7833
Regulations
Single barbless hook. Wild trout release in effect across Region 2 (hatchery marked fish only for retention). Bull trout release only.
Always check the current BC Freshwater Fishing Regulations Synopsis before you go. Regulations change in season.
Camping and rec sites at Harrison Lake
- Sasquatch Provincial Park & Harrison Marina
Provincial park campgrounds nearby and public boat ramps
Facilities: Paved Ramp, Campground, Toilets, Marina, Parking
Access: Paved 2WD
Coordinates: 49.3167, -121.7667 Official page
Local shops and lodges in the Lower Mainland
- Sea-Run Fly & Tackle, Coquitlam, BC
Huge chironomid tying selection & Lower Mainland lake reports
Sea-Run Fly & Tackle website - Michael & Young Fly Shop, Surrey & Vancouver, BC
Premium rods, sinking lines, indicators & stillwater classes
Michael & Young Fly Shop website
Other lakes nearby
Data from the BC Ministry of Water, Land and Resource Stewardship, the BC Freshwater Fishing Regulations Synopsis, and Sites and Trails BC.