Main Address :
46192 Fifth Avenue
Chilliwack ,  BC
V2P 1M9
Canada
Phone :  (604) 792-8101
Fax :  (604) 792-4293

Summer Address :
46192 Fifth Avenue
Chilliwack  , BC
V2P 1M9
Canada
Phone :  (250) 319-1818
Fax :  (604) 792-4293

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Rainbow Trout, , Full Service, Fly-in, Guides, Kamloops, British Columbia, Bare Lake Wilderness Resort, Fishing Lodge , Kamloops, British Columbia , Full Service, Fly-in, Guides , Full Service, Fly-in, Guides , Our resort is serviced by helicopter out of Kamloops and enjoys the privacy and solitude of the true Canadian wilderness. Bare Lake Wilderness Resort is located 42 air miles north of Kamloops British Columbia, Canada and is in the protection of Bonaparte Provincial Park.

Fish Species:

Walleye

Rainbow Trout

Northern Pike

Largemouth Bass

Arctic Grayling

Arctic Char

Brook Trout

Smallmouth Bass

Perch

Muskie

Lake Trout

Crappie

Catfish

All Resorts & Lodges

Fishing Available:
Rainbow Trout

Hunting Available:

Bare Lake receives it's name from a local volcanic plug which is partially treeless. This ancient volcanic activity has also provided the lake with a pumice base which generates exceptional growing potential for the flora and fauna so necessary for great fishing. In the 1940s local bush pilots realized the potential of the area and started a wilderness fishing camp catering to the movie stars such as: Bing Crosby, Gabby Hayes, Claudette Colbert, Ronald Colman and Phil Harris. The Resort has been in continuous operation since then with the present owners now being Chuck and Jean Forrest / Phil and Betty Teichgrab.

The accommodations at Bare Lake are clean cozy cabins with all bedding and linen supplied. Cabins are cleaned each day. All of the cabins have composting toilets and there is also a central showerhouse. We have solar energy which supplies 110 volt power to all the buildings. Each cabin has a good wood heater with a plentiful supply of kindling and wood.

The many pristine lakes clustered around Bare Lake abound with BC's native Kamloops trout. The lakes are managed to provide the ultimate fishing experience. In order to preserve the excellent fishing in the area, size and quantity limits have been set on each lake; catch and release is encouraged. Fish are generally easy to catch by fly fishing and the use of light spinning gear. There are clean safe rowboats on all seven lakes and motors are supplied on the three larger lakes.

With many meadows and pine forests surrounding these lakes the area abounds with unlimited subject matter for those who enjoy hiking, photography or painting. Some of the animals in the area are moose, deer, bear, beaver, lynx, cougar, wolf and otter. The wild birds include bald and golden eagles, owls, hawks, loons, osprey, sandhill cranes, heron and ducks. Wildflowers, berries and mushrooms flourish in the area.