The Field Journal
Rivers & Lakes · Stillwater

Langill Lake

A stillwater in the Slocan River watershed, Head of McDermid Creek just NW of Krestova, NW of junction of Slocan and Kootenay Rivers, ~0.4 ha surface area. Confirm the fishery, the launch and the Region 4 rules before you commit a day to it.

Langill Lake is a stillwater in the Slocan River watershed, Head of McDermid Creek just NW of Krestova, NW of junction of Slocan and Kootenay Rivers. ~0.4 ha surface area.

The water

Langill Lake lies Head of McDermid Creek just NW of Krestova, NW of junction of Slocan and Kootenay Rivers; in the Slocan River watershed. It covers ~0.4 ha surface area.

The fishing

Langill Lake fishes on classic stillwater lines: chironomids over the shoals, leech and attractor retrieves along the drop-offs, and depth or troll work to the shoal-and-drop-off structure. Match the season and confirm against a local report.

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Stillwater
Slocan River watershed
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0.4 ha
surface area

Access & the rules

Confirm the launch, parking and any motor/float or seasonal restrictions for Langill Lake locally before you commit a day; the map shows where the lake sits in its drainage.

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Before you fish

Confirm the current BC freshwater fishing regulations (Region 4 – Kootenay) before you go. Official synopsis: gov.bc.ca fishing regulations.