OkanaganFreshwaterProvince of BC

LONG LAKE

A Okanagan water. No water-specific rule is published, so Okanagan's default freshwater regulations apply.

What you can fish for here

Drawn from the Province's fish records, stocking reports and this water's rule. Tap a species for its season, bait and how to target it.

Brook troutstocked

Recent stocking

What the Freshwater Fisheries Society of BC has released here, newest first.

2026Eastern Brook Trout500 fish · Fingerling · AYLMER strain
2025Eastern Brook Trout500 fish · Fingerling · AYLMER strain

No water-specific exception is published for LONG LAKE, so it follows Okanagan's standard freshwater regulations (default quotas, gear and seasons).

Confirm the current defaults in the BC Freshwater Fishing Regulations Synopsis.

You need a licence before you fishLakes, rivers & streams (trout, char, kokanee): get a BC freshwater fishing licence (Province of BC).
Okanagan's standard regional regulations set the quotas, gear and seasons here. Rules can change in-season, check current Fishery Notices.

Salmon here (DFO federal rules)

Salmon in LONG LAKE are managed by DFO under separate federal rules from the Province's trout, char and kokanee rules above. Same water, two rulebooks.

See the DFO salmon rules for this water →

You need a licence before you fishThe licence you need depends on the water, not the fish. In non-tidal fresh water (rivers and lakes above the tidal boundary), salmon go on the BC freshwater fishing licence (Province of BC) plus a Salmon Conservation Stamp. The BC Tidal Waters licence (DFO) is only for tidal waters. The rules on this page are DFO's either way.

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Data scraped Aug 7, 2026 from the BC Freshwater Fishing Regulations Synopsis.