Location: From the town of Houston travel west on Hwy. #16. Turn south (left) onto the Morice River Forest Service Road. Stay on this road until you get to the Morice-Owen Forest Service Road. Turn left and travel south past Owen Lake. Turn west (right) onto the Morice-Tahtsa Road which will lead you to another branch road taking you to the BCFS campsite on the east end of Tagetochlain Lake.

Resorts & Campsites: A small BCFS campsite is located on the lake.

Fishing Report: The lake supports good populations of Rainbow trout and Lake Char. The most popular methods used to catch Rainbows up to 3-1/2 lbs. are trolling with lures and spinning gear. Fly fishing has also been successful. Large spoons and plugs, trolled deep, is your best bet for large Lake Char which are capable of reaching 25+ lbs.
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Nearby Lakes

Nadina Lake - Nadina, an excellent wild Rainbow lake, is located just south of Tagetochlain. Famous for its wild Rainbow trout which sometimes reach 10+ lbs., Nadina also contains good populations of Kokanee. However it's the large Rainbow that fishermen are after and it is best accomplished by trolling with spoons, plugs or spinners, however don't forget the fly, as many large Rainbow have fallen prey to a well dressed Doc Spratley.

Newcombe Lake - Newcombe Lake, southwest of Tagetochlain, is also well known for its excellent wild Rainbow fishery and should definitely be fished while visiting this area.

Note: Always check your current BC Fishing regulations before you start fishing a new lake.