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  Dragon Lake
Cariboo Region
British Columbia, Canada


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Dragon Lake, BC

Location: To reach Dragon Lake, travel about 4.2 km (2.6 miles) south of the city of Quesnel. Turn east off Highway 97. Travel on a paved road for 3.2 km (2 mi) to a boat launching site on the lake.

Size 225 ha. (556 ac.) Shoal 156 ha. (385 ac.)
Mean Depth 6 m. (19 ft.) Max. Depth 8 m. (26 ft.)
Game Fish Rainbow Trout Fish Stocked Rainbow Trout
Angler Usage High Elevation 579 m. (1900 ft.)
Ice Over Mid November - Mid April T.D.S. 300 mg/L

Resorts & Campsites: Dragon Lake has one resort with campsites and boat launching. Many public docks with boat launching. All facilities and services, including a great fly & tackle shop, can be found minutes away in the nearby city of Quesnel.

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Dragon Lake Rainbow Trout

Fishing Report: One of the jewels of the Cariboo, Dragon Lake is the home of trophy size rainbows. Twelve pounders are caught on a regular basis and because of such great fishing, this lake is often featured on TV fishing programs. All methods of fishing work well, however, Dragon Lake is considered a fly fisher's dream. If you are visiting the Quesnel/Barkerville area, fishing this lake for that trophy rainbow should be high on your list of priorities.

Dragon Lake, BC

Viewscape: Dragon Lake is situated among moderately hilly terrain which is 80% forested in apen, birch and Douglas fir. The remaining 20% consists of farm and pasture land. Many residences are found on the west and north side of the lake.

Shoreline: Sandy gravelly soil and black loamy soil surround the lake. Cattail and soft-stem bullrushes are found around most of the shoreline.

Nearby Lakes

see Milburn Lake and Bouchie Lake, just west of the city of Quesnel.

Note: Always check your current BC Fishing regulations before you start fishing a new lake.


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