Tyhee Lake Park

🐟 Fishing Lake
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Fish Species
5 species
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Best Season
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Distance from Town
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About This Lake

Tyhee Lake Park is a popular family-friendly recreation destination located approximately 15 km southeast of Smithers, near the Village of Telkwa, British Columbia. The park features a beautiful lakeside setting with a sandy beach, picnic areas, walking trails, and a campground. Tyhee Lake offers excellent opportunities for fishing, swimming, canoeing, kayaking, and wildlife viewing. Anglers can target rainbow trout and cutthroat trout, while winter visitors can enjoy ice fishing when lake conditions are safe. The surrounding wetlands and forests also provide habitat for various bird and wildlife species.

Fishing Regulations

A valid BC freshwater fishing licence is required. Check current regulations at the BC Freshwater Fishing Regulations Synopsis before your visit.

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Getting There

Directions

From Smithers, travel southeast along Highway 16 East for approximately 13.5 km. Turn left onto Telkwa High Road, then continue for approximately 1 km before turning right onto Tyhee Road. Follow Tyhee Road to the park entrance on your right. Once inside the park, follow the signs toward the day-use area, boat launch, or designated walking trails along the lakeshore.

Parking

Tyhee Lake Park provides parking near the day-use area, boat launch, and campground. Additional parking is available near the campground for visitors with extra vehicles. Parking access may vary depending on the season, particularly during winter when some vehicle-accessible areas are restricted. Check current BC Parks information before visiting.

Safety & Preparation

  • Check current weather and lake conditions before fishing or boating.
  • During winter, always verify ice thickness and stability before ice fishing.
  • Be especially cautious around inlets, outlets, and areas with changing water currents.
  • Wear a properly fitted personal flotation device when boating or paddling.
  • Swimming areas are not supervised by lifeguards.
  • Watch for black bears and other wildlife in the park.
  • Keep food and garbage secured in designated bear-proof containers.
  • Follow posted signs and use designated trails.
  • Clean, drain, and dry boats and fishing equipment to prevent the spread of aquatic invasive species.
  • Follow current fishing regulations and obtain the appropriate fishing licence.

Disclaimer: Fish species and fishing opportunities are based on available BC Parks information and may change over time. Fishing success is not guaranteed. Ice fishing should only be attempted when ice conditions have been independently assessed and confirmed safe. Visitors must follow current provincial fishing regulations, possess the required fishing licence, and observe all park advisories. This information is intended as a general visitor guide and does not guarantee fishing conditions or fish availability.

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