Bare Lake, BC

WATER QUALITY HISTORY:This beach is not monitored nor do we have any data on it. While it may be safe to swim please check with your local authorities or watch for posted signs.BEACH INFO:Located approximately 53 kms (33 miles) northwest of Kamloops this fly-in lake is located on the Thompson Plateau and surrounded by a forest of lodgepole pine spruce and fir trees. The lake’s name comes from a local volcanic plug that is partially treeless but with the ancient volcanic activity the lake has been provided with a pumice base that generates exceptional growing potential for the flora and fauna.The shoreline features a fairly shallow lake with many weed beds making it a home for very good rainbow fishery with trout sizes ranging from a half pound to eight pounds. It is an excellent location for dry fly fishing. There is a mild drop off from the shore of the lake on all sides with the exception of the northwest where a deep hole is located about 50 m. from the shore. Surrounding the shoreline is a home for an abundance of wildlife including moose deer bear beaver lynx cougar wolf otter and the majestic bald eagle.AMENITIES:Unknown.