Family Fishing Waters in the Omenica (Prince George)

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Ferguson Lake

Eena Lake

North of Prince George. Drive north on Hwy 97 (Hart Highway) from Prince George and turn west (left) on Chief Lake Rd. After driving 12 km, turn right, following Chief Lake Rd to Eena Lake Rd. From Eena Lake Rd, turn left onto Woods Rd, right onto Qinn Rd and follow to the boat launch at the lake.

Facilities: Gravel boat launch
Regulations: Regional regulations; electric motors only
Species: Stocked rainbow trout

Kwitzil Lake
('Gravel Pit')

Nulki Lake

Southwest of Vanderhoof. From Vanderhoof, drive south on Kenny Dam Rd for approximately 14 km. Pass through the Stoney Creek Reserve and continue another 3 - 4 km (still on Kenny Dam Rd) to the Saik’uz Park and Campground. Turn left into the campground.

Facilities: Full facilities- good boat launch, camping, cabins, potlatch house/ community hall.
Regulations: Regional regulations. No fishing west of a line between signs on the lakeshore near the mouth of Corkscrew Creek from April 1 – May 31 to protect spawning trout.
Species: Wild & stocked rainbow trout

Grassham Lake

Northwest of Fort St. James. Drive on Sowchea Rd along the south end of Stuart Lake, turn south (left) on Lind Lake Pitt Rd and follow to the lake.

Facilities: Recreation site with pit-toilets and camping
Regulations: Regional regulations
Species: Wild rainbow trout

Gantahaz Lake

Tabor Lake

Vivian Lake

Northwest of Prince George. Drive north on Hwy 97 (Hart Highway) from Prince George and turn west (left) on Chief Lake Rd. Continue going straight when Chief Lake Road turns into Ness Lake Rd. Follow Ness Lake Rd past the intersection for Vivian Lake Rd, turn right (north) onto Exer Rd and drive to the lake.

Facilities: Recreation site with camping and boat launch; private resort with cabins, camping and boat rentals.
Regulations: Regional regulations; engine power restriction – 7.5 Kw (10 Hp)
Species: Stocked rainbow trout & brook trout.

Purden Lake

East of Prince George. Drive approximately 65 km east of Prince George on the Yellowhead Hwy (Hwy 16) and follow signs for Purden Provincial Park.

Facilities: Provincial park with boat launch, toilets, campground, swimming beach, playground and day-use picnic area. For more information on Purden Lake Provincial Park visit www.env.gov.bc.ca/bcparks
Regulations: Regional regulations
Species: Stocked rainbow trout

Morfee Lake

Chubb Lake

South of Hixon. From Hixon, drive south on Hwy 97 for approximately 9 km, turn west (right) onto Plett Rd, and then south (left) onto Quesnel-Hixon Rd. Drive for approximately 6.5 km before turning west (right) onto Chubb Lake Rd.

Facilities: Recreation site
Regulations: Regional regulations; engine power restriction – 7.5 Kw (10Hp)
Species: Stocked rainbow trout

Cobb Lake

Between Vanderhoof and Prince George. From Hwy 16, turn north onto Finmore Rd near Cluculz Lake. Drive approximately 6 km, turn right (east) and follow road to the lake.

Facilities: Recreation site
Regulations: Regional regulations
Species: Stocked rainbow trout & brook trout

'MacKenzie East' Lake

West of Prince George. From the Hwy 97/16 intersection, drive west on Hwy 16 for approximately 9 km. Turn left onto Blackwater Rd (West Lake Provincial Park turn off). Drive approximately 34 km on paved and gravel roads (pass through Baldy Hughes). Turn left on Mt MacKenzie Lookout FSR, drive approximately 2 km, and turn right, following the road along the cut block to lake.

Facilities: Recreation site
Regulations: Regional regulations
Species: Stocked rainbow trout