www.bcadventure.com Calling Lake Click on the moose on the left for complete BC travel information. Location: From Kamloops travel west on the Trans Canada (hwy #1) for 11.4 kms. (7.1 miles) and then turn south onto the Coquihalla (hwy #5) take exit 336 (about 37.5 kms/23.3 miles) and turn right (west) onto the Meadow Lake road passing through the community of Logan Lake. Travel straight at the intersection of hwy 97c (Mamit Lake road-to Merrit) and Tunkwa Lake road. Travel west on hwy 97c passing by the highland valley open pit copper mine and the Tailings pond. Turn left onto the Laura Lake road at the intersection with Landon road. The pavement ends here and from this point the road passes through mine property. (The junctions to Calling Lake-Big Ok Island Lake are well marked from this point on). Travel on the Laura lake road for 4.2 kms. (2.6 miles) and go straight along the lower end of the Tailings pond dam. Follow the highland valley mines 18.4 kms. (11.4 miles) turn right. At 20.4 kms. (12.6 miles) stay straight, a right turn will take you to Big Ok (island) lake. Travel 900 m. (2952 ft.) to the northend of the dam on Llttle Ok lake. Turn right and travel 300 m. (984 ft.) to the south end of the dam where the boat launch is located. From here another 100 m. (328 ft.) and turn left (right goes to the south end of Big Ok (island) lake) travel 400 m. (1312 ft.) and go straight. Travel 500 m. (1640 ft.) and go straight. Travel 900 m. (2952 ft.) to the north end of the dam where the boat launch area for Calling lake is located. Size 29.9 ha. (73.9 ac.) Shoal Data not Available Mean Depth Data not Available Max. Depth 8.2 m. (26.9 ft.) Game Fish Rainbow Trout Fish Stocked Rainbow Trout Angler Usage Moderate Elevation 1610 m. (5281 ft.) Ice Over November to late May T.D.S. 79.2 mg/L Resorts & Campsites: No resort but there are 2 rustic campsits; 1 is located to the west of the dam on the north side of the outlet and the other is located on the north shore about 1/3 the way down the lake. Fishing Report: Another excellent fly fishing lake (although it is not a fly only lake) producing rainbows to 3 lbs. and larger. At such a high elevation, Calling lake will produce well in mid summer as long as irragation drawndown isn't too excessive. See Big Ok (island) Lake. Be sure to visit Fishbc.com for angling information! Shoreline: Scattered patches of sedge and grasses are found within the riparian area. Tree stumps are found along the shoreline and rock outcroppings are seen along the south shore. The shoreline substrate consists of large gravel and cobble where steep and where the slopes are gentle the substrate is organic with small amounts of wood debris. Calling is shallow and the extensive shoal area supports many different aquatic plant types along with leeches, waterboatmen, caddis fly larvae, fresh water shrimp (scuds), sedge, snails and chironomids. Nearby Lakes Little Ok Lake - A small lake 8 ha. (20 ac.) is located within minutes of Calling and also supports good numbers of rainbows in the 3 lb. and larger range. Note: Always check your current BC Fishing regulations before you start fishing a new lake.