Roche Lake is a classic Kamloops fly-only stillwater — a rich, marl-bottomed plateau lake full of strong Kamloops-strain rainbows that key on chironomids, scuds, leeches and damsel nymphs. It fishes from ice-off in spring through the season, with the famous chironomid hatches drawing anglers to anchor over the shoals and drop-offs. Productive, scenic and quintessentially interior-BC.
Roche Lake is the postcard Kamloops trout lake — a productive, marl-rich interior-plateau lake in a chain of fly-only waters southeast of the city, famous for hard-fighting Kamloops-strain rainbows that gorge on chironomids, scuds and leeches. Shallow, weedy shoal water and steady alkalinity grow fat, fast fish, and the fishing turns on the great lake hatches from ice-off through the warm months.
Wading: Boat/float tube fishery — soft margins
- Lake
- Volcanic
- Stillwater
- Shoal