Region 8: Okanagan > Occasional Angler Spots

Beaver-Dee Lakes
Description: This chain of five connected lakes, with Beaver Lake at the bottom and Dee Lake at the top, is a great fishing destination northeast of Kelowna.
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Driving directions: Access the chain of lakes via Beaver Lake Road from Winfield.
Facilities: There are Forest Service recreation sites on Beaver and Island lakes, and two resorts at the north and south ends of the chain.
Fish in the lake: Beaver and Dee are stocked with rainbow trout
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Osprey Lake
Description: Osprey Lake is located midway between Summerland and Princeton along the old Kettle Valley railway line. This lake is popular with fly fishers and light trollers, and also provides ice fishing opportunities in the winter.
Nearest town/city: Northeast of Princeton
Driving directions: Located off the Princeton to Summerland backroad. From Princeton, follow signs for Chain Lakes and Osprey Lake Rd.
Facilities: This small recreation site has a campground equipped with picnic tables, pit toilets, a wharf and a boat launch.
Fish in the lake: Stocked rainbow trout
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Pinaus Lake
Description: This is a good fishing lake for families and beginners.
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Driving directions: From east boundary of Falkland and Highway 97, travel 11.7 km towards Westwold. Turn left onto the road at Pinaus Lake Resort sign (there are two roads off Highway 97, do not take the first one) and travel 9.1 km to the lake.
Facilities: There is a recreation site with boat launch, pit toilets and picnic tables on the north shore. Pinaus Lake Resort has boat rentals and cabins.
Fish in the lake: Stocked rainbow trout, yellow perch
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