Green Lake

Lake Vancouver Coast and Mountains Crown Land (Free)

About this spot

Green Lake is a lake located in the Vancouver Coast and Mountains area of British Columbia. This waterbody sits on British Columbia Crown land open to anglers holding a valid BC fishing licence. British Columbia's crown land lakes support a diverse range of species including rainbow trout, cutthroat trout, kokanee, and northern pike.

Location

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Ice fishing on Green Lake

Green Lake is in fishing Region 5 (Cariboo). BC has no separate ice fishing season, so the regular rules apply through the ice: the 2025-2027 synopsis lists rules of its own for this water, shown below, on top of the regional quotas.

Green Lake · MU 5-1
  • No Fishing northeast of line between boundary signs on opposite shores of the bay at the mouth of Watch Creek, Mar 1-May 31
Region 5 daily quotas
  • Trout/char: 5, but not more than 1 over 50 cm, 2 from streams, 1 Dolly Varden/bull trout and 2 lake trout. Release all steelhead, lake trout Oct 1-Nov 30, and bull trout from streams Aug 1-Oct 31.
  • Bass: 0 quota, closed to all fishing
  • Burbot: 5
  • Kokanee: 5 (none from streams)
All Region 5 quotas, closed and aerated lakes →
On the ice anywhere in BC
  • Ice fish with one line and one lure, artificial fly or other terminal attractor.
  • You are legally responsible for warning other people of your ice hole.
  • Remove your ice hut before ice breakup.

Source: BC Freshwater Fishing Regulations Synopsis 2025-2027, matched to this water by name and management unit. Check in-season changes on the same page. No regulation makes ice safe: test it yourself. Ice fishing in BC guide.

Practical Info

  • Water type Lake
  • Region Vancouver Coast and Mountains
  • Access Crown Land (Free)
  • Coordinates 51.4167, -121.2097

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