Tony Lake
MU 2-12, Lower Mainland
49.8835° N, 124.3106° W
- Surface area
- 8.1ha
- Elevation
- 215m
- Campsites
- 2
- At Tony Lake rec site
Open Tony Lake in the appThe 7-day forecast, max depth and wildfire smoke check, on the lake's own coordinate.
Tony Lake at a glance
- Region
- Lower Mainland
- Management unit
- MU 2-12
- Species
- Cutthroat Trout (last recorded 1995)The newest of these fish records is from 1995.Species from the province's fish observation records.
- Lake size
- Small Water (< 50 ha)
- Coordinates
- 49.883469, -124.310601
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Fish on record at Tony Lake
| Species | First recorded | Last recorded | Records |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cutthroat Trout | 1977 | 1995 | 2 |
A year is when the Province last recorded the fish here, not a statement that it is caught today.
Tony Lake fishing regulations
We have no lake specific regulations on file for Tony Lake yet.
Getting to Tony Lake
15.5 km of traced road to the campground by way of Goat Lake Mainline, Sunshine Coast Trail and Dixon Rd. The road at the end is a rough surface. It stops 70 m short of the campground.
Coordinates: 49.883469, -124.310601
Camping and rec sites at Tony Lake
- Tony Lake
- Campsites
- 2 designated
- To the shore
- 80 m
Coordinates: 49.883216, -124.306747
The ice year at Tony Lake, modelled
Modelled from air temperature, not an ice report. It says nothing about whether ice will hold you.
In the model Tony Lake froze in 55 of the 65 winters since 1960. Freeze-up falls most years between 13 December and 10 January, and ice-off between 20 January and 13 March. The median winter freezes on 29 December and opens on 11 February.
the middle half of modelled winters the median ice cover in the median winter
Winter 2024-25 in the model: frozen from 1 February 2025 to 26 February 2025, 25 days.
We have no ice fishing regulation on file for Tony 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.
Tony Lake climate, 1960 to 2025
Averaged over a year, the air above Tony Lake is 0.8 C warmer than it was in the 1960s. That is 66 years of daily readings, not a forecast.
- +0.8 Csince the 1960s
- 5.7 Caverage year now
- 4.9 Caverage year then
- -7 daysbelow freezing, change
each yearthe trend across 1960 to 2025
each yearthe trend across 1960 to 2025
This week at Tony 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.
| Day | Sky | High / low | Wind | Rain | Pressure |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sun 25 Oct | Moderate rain | 10° / 6° | 10 km/h | 1 mm | Steady |
| Mon 26 Oct | Overcast | 13° / 7° | 7 km/h | dry | Steady |
| Tue 27 Oct | Moderate rain showers | 8° / 4° | 10 km/h, gusts 20 | 6 mm | Falling (-1.6 hPa) |
| Wed 28 Oct | Slight rain showers | 7° / 4° | 4 km/h, gusts 13 | 6 mm | Steady |
| Thu 29 Oct | Slight rain showers | 6° / 4° | 2 km/h | 3 mm | Rising (+3.6 hPa) |
| Fri 30 Oct | Overcast | 10° / 3° | 5 km/h | dry | Falling (-2.2 hPa) |
| Sat 31 Oct | Overcast | 10° / 4° | 2 km/h, gusts 9 | dry | Rising (+1.5 hPa) |
Tony Lake, in brief
What fish are in Tony Lake?
Cutthroat Trout (last recorded 1995). Species from the province's fish observation records.
How big is Tony Lake?
Tony Lake covers about 8.1 ha, by the province's Freshwater Atlas.
Which management unit is Tony Lake in?
Tony Lake is in MU 2-12, in the Lower Mainland. The BC Freshwater Fishing Regulations Synopsis is organised by management unit; check it before you go.
Trout lakes near Tony Lake
- Horseshoe Lake 3 km away
- Nanton Lake 4 km away
- Little Horseshoe Lake 6 km away
- Ireland Lake 6 km away
- Lois Lake 6 km away
All 133 lakes in the Lower Mainland, with today's conditions on each.