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Lake · Thompson-Nicola, British Columbia

Bluey Lake

Bluey Lake (Thompson-Nicola, British Columbia) is a lake of 27 ha (67 acres). Cited sources list 3 fish species here: Largescale sucker, Rainbow trout and Sockeye salmon. 15 stockings are on record, the latest in 2026.

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At a glance

Area
27 ha (67 acres)
Mean depth (estimated)
≈ 7.7 m (25 ft)

Mean depth: HydroLAKES (Messager et al. 2016)

Who lives here

Not listed doesn't mean no fish.

Stocking

YearSpeciesStageNumber
Oct 14, 2026Rainbow TroutFry6,600
Jun 9, 2026KokaneeFry3,300
Sep 16, 2025Rainbow TroutFry6,600
Jun 10, 2025KokaneeFry3,300
Sep 26, 2024Rainbow TroutFry6,600
Jun 6, 2024KokaneeFry3,300
Sep 26, 2023Rainbow TroutFry6,600
Sep 21, 2022Rainbow TroutFry10,000
Oct 20, 2021Rainbow TroutFry10,000
Oct 15, 2020Rainbow TroutFry10,000
Oct 8, 2019Rainbow TroutFry10,000
Sep 27, 2018Rainbow TroutFry10,000
Oct 16, 2017Rainbow TroutFry10,000
Oct 12, 2016Rainbow TroutFry10,000
Apr 28, 2016Rainbow TroutYearling5,000

As the agency publishes it. Newest first: 15 of 15.

Getting on the water

No public access site is listed for this water yet.

Listed by public agencies. A listed site doesn't make the water or its shore open to fishing: when in doubt, it's unknown. Check signs and local rules.

The rules

Summary, not the law. Check the official regulations before you fish.

HuntGrid has no rules for this water yet.

Official regulations: BC Ministry of Water, Land and Resource Stewardship

What's biting

This water is too small for community summaries: on a small water a summary could point to someone's spot.

Questions

What fish are in Bluey Lake?

Cited sources list Largescale sucker, Rainbow trout and Sockeye salmon. A fish that isn't listed may still be there.

Is Bluey Lake stocked?

15 stockings are on record, the latest in 2026 (Rainbow Trout and Kokanee), as the agency publishes them.

About this page

Sources and licences:

The outline is drawn from the official water data credited above; the map under it is OpenStreetMap's, credited on the map. These pages show no angler's catches, spots or tracks.