Dry Lake
Dry Lake is a 0.24 km² lake in British Columbia's Okanagan region, about 15 km northeast of Tulameen and 22 km north of Princeton. It lies about 52 km south of Merritt and 75 km west of Penticton; special regulations include boating restrictions.
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Regulations
Waterbody-specific regulationDry LakeView details
Default regulations
Region 8 default regulationsGeneral Regulations2 rulesView details
No fishing: (spring closure) in any stream in Region 8 from Apr 1-June 30 (see tables for exceptions). See definition of “streams” on page 80.
Single barbless hook: must be used in all streams of Region 8, all year.
Region 8 default regulationsRegion 8 Daily Quotas11 rulesView details
Trout/char: 5, but not more than
- 1 over 50 cm
- 4 from streams (only 2 over 30 cm)
And you may retain: 20 brook trout from streams
And you must release: Bull trout (Dolly Varden) from streams
Bass: 0 quota, CLOSED TO FISHING (see tables for exceptions)
Burbot: 2
Crappie: 20
Crayfish: 25
Kokanee: 5 (none from streams)
Walleye: 8
Whitefish: 15 (all species combined)
Yellow perch: 0 quota, CLOSED TO FISHING (see tables for exceptions)
Region 8 default regulationsPossession Quotas1 ruleView details
Possession quotas = 2 daily quotas (See tables for exceptions)
Region 8 default regulationsDaily & Annual Quotas for Salmon1 ruleView details
Please refer to the NOTICE on page 77 for Salmon Regulations (including Osoyoos Lake sockeye fishery enquiries)
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