Stony Lake is part of the Willow River watershed, and is located south east of Prince George. It is a medium size lake, and supports a moderate sport fishery. The lake is popular among area residents, as it has four recreation sites on the lakeshore.
Kokanee are a favorite fish among many anglers on Stony Lake. Two popular lures for fishing kokanee on this lake are the Triple Teazer, manufactured by Worden's, and the Original Dick Nite.
Try a Big Apex and Flasher, suggests Dan Moffat from Northern Hardware in Prince George. He also notes that there are some great spots along sandy shoals in Stony Lake.
LAKE ACCESS
From Prince George head south along Highway 97 until you meet the Willow Forest Service Road. Turn left (east)and follow this road to the Willow River (about 30 km). Just before meeting the river turn right (south) and continue along this road for about 10 km. Keep your eye for the 1000 Rd. turnoff, just past Camp McInnis, on your left (east). Follow this road over the Willow River and continue for another 35 km until you reach the Slender FSR.
There are many side roads on the way to Stony Lake, and a good map of the area is recommended.
Three recreation sites are located off of the Slender FSR, and a fourth site located off of the 700 Road, before reaching Slender FSR.
Below is a breakdown of what is available at each recreation site.
STONY LAKE WEST is RV accessible, with three vehicle units. Cartop boat launch with good gravel beach.
STONY LAKE NORTH is 2WD accessible, with six vehicle units. Cartop boat launch with good gravel beach.
STONY LAKE EAST is 2WD accessible, with six vehicle units. Cartop boat launch with fine gravel beach.
STONY LAKE SOUTH is 2WD accessible, with four vehicle units. Cartop boat launch.
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