Logging road good, but off shoot to lake just good enough for car. But you must drive very ow around bumps

Needs truck to get down to lake. But you can carry a canoe or kayak from parking area

Wolf Lake is a popular fishing destination for freshwater anglers, with catches up to six pounds. Bruce Bolton is the trout specialist at Tyee Marine in Courtenay. He says that late February and March are huge months for this lake. “The fish are getting ready to spawn at that time,” says Bolton, adding that the fish like “big presentations like Crokodiles, big leeches and big Muddler Minnows ... five, sometimes six inches long.” The goal is to show strong movement, articulating the lures and flies so they move around. Cutthroat trout will take both insects and smaller fish, and keep in mind that most of the early-season insects will be under the water. During the summer, trolling and fly fishing are popular on the lake. Worms always work well. Wolf was not stocked in 2019 but in 2018, the Freshwater Fisheries Society of BC stocked it with 2,500 cutthroat trout. Visit the lake page for Wolf Lake at anglersatlas.com. This is a great spot to post your fishing tips, photos and map markers. LAKE ACCESS Wolf lake is located about 16 km northwest of Courtenay. From the town, follow the Comox Logging Road. Just before passing the Island highway turn right onto the Duncan Bay logging mainline. There is a boat launch and camping site located on Wolf Lake. According to Angler’s Atlas member drewbags, “Northwest boat launch is accessible; Southeast boat launch is gated off from main road.”

Boat launch shown on map is currently gated off from the main road. Bypass is quad or motorbike only.