Eneas
Lake
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Location:
Located west of the town of Peachland.
From the lights at Peachland and Hwy. #97, travel west to Munro
Lake Forest Service Road. Then proceed to Eneas Lakes. A sign indicates
the turn-off to Big Eneas.
Resorts
& Campsites:
There is no developed campsite at Big Eneas Lake, however there
is cartop boat launching.
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Fishing
Report: Both Big Eneas and Little Eneas contain Rainbow
trout to 2 lbs. and remain popular lakes throughout the fishing
season. Fly fishing and trolling are methods used with success. Be sure to visit Fishbc.com
for angling information!
Nearby
Lakes
Island
Lake - Island, is a small hike in lake, located to
the west of Eneas Lake. It provides a Rainbow fishery for medium
sized trout. Another good Rainbow lake can be found south of Eneas
Lakes.
Tsuh
Lake - Tsuh Lake, provides good numbers of trout in
the 2 lb. range. Darke (Fish) Lake, located southeast of Eneas
Lakes, supports both a Rainbow and Brook trout fishery. Access
is via a secondary road leading north off the Summerland /Princeton
road. Cartop boat launching and camping are available at the lake.
Glen
Lake - Glen Lake, can be found northwest of Eneas
Lakes on the way to Headwater Lakes. Eastern Brook trout up to
3 lbs. can be caught on the fly or by trolling small lures, flatfish
and spinning gear.
Note:
Always check your current BC Fishing regulations before you start
fishing a new lake.
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