CRANBERRY LAKE, Vancouver Island Region, British Columbia, Canada

CRANBERRY LAKE

British Columbia

Where is CRANBERRY LAKE?

CRANBERRY LAKE (50.0884, -125.4557), located in Vancouver Island Region, British Columbia, Canada spans 4.1 hectares (approximately 10 acres or 41080 square meters).

Which fish can I catch at CRANBERRY LAKE?

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What does CRANBERRY LAKE have?

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Events

2026 Creston Valley Rod & Gun Club Members Annual Fish Derby

Live • Ends Jan 1, 2027

BC Freshwater

$0 in Prizes

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sabiangler

Cranberry Lake just after sunset

This is the main put in on the north western side of the lake, difficult launching area because large rocks are in fairly deep water. I discovered a better put in a little to the south on the other side of the point you can see in this picture.

17 years ago

sabiangler

Small is Beautiful

I visited this lake late one Sunday in September just after sunset, while the sunlight was still on the tips of the trees.The road in is good shape except for one stretch of very bad washout that would be challenging without a 4x4. The bad spot is, however, only about a 5 minute walk from the lake. Fish were rising when I put the canoe in and tried several fly patterns without much success until the sun was completely down. Then, with a barbless tom thumb I caught several fish, two of which were 12 inches or longer. One of these had a strangely deformed stomach with two long bulges that could have been tumors or parasites. The fish was otherwise very fat and healthy looking. I released all the fish I caught as it is a small lake and no doubt is under intense pressure from anglers. I discovered afterward that several of the un-named lakes in this area are catch and release only, including "Lake E" further upstream from Cranberry. Cranberry, from what I can tell, is still open, but I encourage you to fish it lightly.

17 years ago