Resorts
& Campsites:
Resort accommodations, boat rentals and other services along with
a BCFS campsite with boat launching are available.
Lac
Des Roches Resort - Our year-round resort on the Fishing
Hwy (Hwy 24) overlooks one of BC's most photographed lakes. Choose
a junior suite or a cozy log cabin -- there will be nothing between
you and the lake except your picnic table and bonfire pit. With
175 forested acres, fine dining, and many outdoor activities,
you will truly be able to relax.
Peaceful
Cove Resort - We offer a wonderful selection of log cabins
and campsites right on the water – along with family fun including
fishing, hiking, swimming, horseback riding & mountain biking.
Around the campfire, the haunting call of loons will provide beautiful
background music. We can arrange guiding services, fly fishing
lessons and float plane trips to remote lakes.
Fishing
Report: Trolling for rainbows up to 7 lbs. seems to
be the preferred method on Lac Des Roche, however, local anglers
say this lake may have one of the best mayfly hatches in the region.
So get out your fly rod and tie on one of your favorite mayfly
immitations.
Be sure to visit Fishbc.com
for angling information!
Viewscape:
Situated in mountainous terrain, Lac Des Roches is forested in
an open Douglas
fir and aspen forest with some grassland on the north side.
The south side is a denser spruce and Lodgepole
pine forest. This beautiful lake contains many islands.
Shoreline:
Except for a few peaty soil areas, the majority of the area consists
of forest soil. There are few sandy beaches around the lake. The
north side is accessible with only a few scattered alder stands,
however, the south side because of its dense spruce and lodgepole
pine forest is less accessible.
Nearby
Lakes
Wavey
Lake: Located just north of Lac Des Roche, this small
lake is a high producer of 1 to 2 lb. wild stock rainbows. Spinning,
trolling and fly fishing all meet with great succuss. Other lakes
in the immediate Lac Des Roches area include King Lakes, English
Lake, Friendly Lake, Montana Lake, Phinetta Lake and Birch Lake.
Explore them all, it will be very worth while.
Note:
Always check your current BC Fishing regulations before you start
fishing a new lake.
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