Corbett is a small, storied fly-only lake south of Merritt, long woven into BC's stillwater fly-fishing heritage. The rainbows are hard and selective and the fishing rewards finesse — careful chironomid work, sedge dries in early summer, and a thoughtful approach to fish that have seen a fly or two. A little jewel of a lake.
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Corbett is a small, historic fly-only lake south of Merritt with a long tradition of dry-fly fishing for hard, well-conditioned rainbows. Intimate and productive, long associated with British Columbia's stillwater fly-fishing heritage, it's a thinking-angler's lake of chironomids, sedges and selective fish.
Wading: Boat/float tube fishery
- Lake
- Volcanic
- Stillwater
- Shoal