Location: Travel north from the city of Kamloops on Hwy. #5 (Yellowhead Hwy.) for 92.2 km. (57.2 mi.) to the community of Little Fort. At Little Fort turn west (left) onto Hwy. #24. Follow Hwy. #24 to Lemieux Creek Road. Turn right onto Lemieux Creek Road, following it all the way to the southeast end of TaWeel. Approximately 30 km. (19 mi.) northwest of Little Fort. This road can be very rough and a 4x4 is recommended. A short stop at Little Fort is well worth while for fishing and road conditions.

Resorts & Campsites: 2 resorts can be found on TaWeel Lake.

These BC Adventure Network members invite you to stay/adventure with them:

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Fishing Report: Quality fishing for rainbows up to 4 lbs. and larger makes TaWeel a definite stopover. This lake is reported to produce well throughout the summer months, and is used by many, as a base camp from which to explore the many excellent smaller fishing lakes located nearby. TaWeel is a large lake, with shoal areas, islands and abundant aquatic insect life. Trolling lures, flatfish, and spinning gear is still popular however fly fishermen do very well during the late June, early July Caddisfly hatch. Leech patterns are also very effective. For a wonderful vacation, TaWeel Lake with its two resorts and fine fishing is well recommended.
Be sure to visit Fishbc.com for angling information!

Nearby Lakes

Doris, Johnny, Lorna, Lost, Moose, Moosehead, Sleiger, Thelma and Tuloon are small (many are hike-in) lakes located near TaWeel Lake. All offer exceptional Rainbow fishing with the chance of landing a very large trophy. Strap on your belly boat and go for a hike, you'll nevery regret it.

Note: Always check your current BC Fishing regulations before you start fishing a new lake.