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Drymeat Lake

Drymeat Lake is a lake in British Columbia's Peace region (Region 7B), about 42 km north of Buckinghorse River. It covers about 24 hectares.

British ColumbiaLakeMU 7-4857.77301, -122.77989

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Regulations

Default regulations

Region 7B default regulationsGeneral Zone B Regulations
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  • Single barbless hook: must be used in all streams of Zone B, all year. See definition of “streams” on page 80.

  • Bait ban: applies to all streams of Zone B, all year.

  • Fin fish: (as defined on page 8 under “Rules on Bait Usage”) may not be used as bait in any waters of Zone B.

  • Set lining: is not permitted in Zone B.

Region 7B default regulationsZone B Daily Quotas
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  • Trout/char: 5, but not more than

    • 1 over 50 cm
    • 2 from streams
    • 2 lake trout
    • 1 bull trout
  • NOTE: Bull trout may only be retained from Oct 16-Aug 14. These fish may only be from the Liard River watershed (or other specified waters) and only 30-50 cm in length. See below.

  • And you must release:

    • Rainbow trout of any size from streams, May 1-June 15
    • Lake trout under 30 cm
    • Lake trout of any size, Sept 15-Oct 31
    • Bull trout from the Liard River watershed Aug 15-Oct 15, and from the Peace River watershed all year (See tables for exceptions)
  • Arctic grayling: 2 (none under 30 cm and only 1 over 45 cm)

    And you must release:

    • any size, May 1-June 15
    • all from Williston Lake and its tributaries
  • Burbot: 5

  • Goldeye: 10

  • Inconnu: 1

  • Kokanee: 10 (none from streams, except Peace River)

  • Northern pike: 3 (only 1 over 90 cm)

  • Walleye: 3 (only 1 over 70 cm)

    And you must release:

    • all from streams, Apr 1-May 15
  • Whitefish: 15 (all species combined)

  • Yellow perch: 5

Region 7B default regulationsPossession Quotas
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  • Possession quotas = 2 daily quotas for most species. See tables for exceptions.

  • Exception: possession quota = 1 daily quota for Arctic grayling, 1 daily quota for bull trout, and 1 daily quota for lake trout.

Last updated: Apr 01, 2025 · Synopsis page 64 · PDF page 70 · Current BC updates

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