Location: Nestled in the rugged coast range lies Crazy Bear Lake and its surroundings lakes, are in the heart of the Chilcotin Alplands. This 4km. (2.5mi.) long and .75mi. wide is one of the main lakes in a valley of six lakes interconnected by a stream, headwaters of the famous Atnarko River. It is located 35km. (22mi.) south west of Nimpo Lake over the mountains. It has no road access of any kind and its visitors reach this destination only by float plane or helicopter. The nearest float plane base is located in Nimpo Lake.

Resorts & Campsites: There are no private lodges in Crazy Bear Lake and there is only Crazy Bear Lake Lodge (fly-in fishing tourist operation) which operates only from the middle of June until the middle of September. There is a beautiful sandy beach at the North end of the lake. There are walking trails which connect Crazy Bear Lake with five others within short walking distance.

Fishing Report: The two main reasons why this lake account for an abundant and healthy population of rainbow trout on the average of 14' up to 20'. Catch and release is the practice resulting low mortality rate which is a criteria practiced by most of its anglers visitors, has great promise for years to come. And the fish population benefit from a very moderate number of anglers per season.
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Viewscape: Old growth pine forest, rugged snow capped mountains and glaciers, spectacular waterfall and an occasional sandy beach.

Shoreline: Rocky shore with occasional sandy or gravel beach.

Wildlife in the area: Moose, deer, caribou, black bear, eagles and goats.

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