www.bcadventure.com Eneas Lake Click on the moose on the left for complete BC travel information. Location: Located west of the town of Peachland. From the lights at Peachland and Hwy. #97, travel west to Munro Lake Forest Service Road. Then proceed to Eneas Lakes. A sign indicates the turn-off to Big Eneas. Size 20 ha. (49.4 ac.) Shoal Data not Available Mean Depth 5.4 m. (18 ft.) Max. Depth 15.8 m. (52 ft.) Game Fish Rainbow Trout Fish Stocked None Angler Usage Moderate Elevation 1524 m. (4999 ft.) Ice Over November to Mid-May T.D.S. 82 mg./L Resorts & Campsites: There is no developed campsite at Big Eneas Lake, however there is cartop boat launching. Fishing Report: Both Big Eneas and Little Eneas contain Rainbow trout to 2 lbs. and remain popular lakes throughout the fishing season. Fly fishing and trolling are methods used with success. Be sure to visit Fishbc.com for angling information! Nearby Lakes Island Lake - Island, is a small hike in lake, located to the west of Eneas Lake. It provides a Rainbow fishery for medium sized trout. Another good Rainbow lake can be found south of Eneas Lakes. Tsuh Lake - Tsuh Lake, provides good numbers of trout in the 2 lb. range. Darke (Fish) Lake, located southeast of Eneas Lakes, supports both a Rainbow and Brook trout fishery. Access is via a secondary road leading north off the Summerland /Princeton road. Cartop boat launching and camping are available at the lake. Glen Lake - Glen Lake, can be found northwest of Eneas Lakes on the way to Headwater Lakes. Eastern Brook trout up to 3 lbs. can be caught on the fly or by trolling small lures, flatfish and spinning gear. Note: Always check your current BC Fishing regulations before you start fishing a new lake.