Sheridan Lake Wall of Fame 

Sept 10th2011

Bob Tutush 10lbs.

Bob Baumeister 14lbs 15oz.
 

 The ice is off the lake and we are looking forward to some another great summer of good weather and some good fishing.Bob was out trolling 30ft down on his downrigger and caught this nice one.Bob Tutush was out the last day of his summer holidays and caught this 10 pounder.Becky and myself are looking forward to seeing you all again for another great summer of fishing. If anyone needs to book a cabin for your chance to catch the big one give us a call and we will be glad to help in anyway we can. If anyone has any questions about sheridan lake resort or just fishing in general, give us a call and we will be glad to help. We can be reached @ 250-593-4611 Thanks Dave and Becky. 

We will be keeping track of all are fish over 5lbs again this year,  so lets get out there and catch a few. As of today we are at 90 fish over 5 lbs,We will keep you posted throughout the year on how we are doing. Thanks Dave and Becky

  We have 19 cabins and 90 rv sites to choose from, if you are interested in renting a cabin or have questions about the resort give us a call at 250-593-4611 and we will be glad to help. All our cabins have full kitchens, which 14 of the 19 cabins have washrooms and showers. For the 5 that dont have the washrooms we have a central wash house with showers and flush toilets. Every rv site has power and water with a sani dump at the front gate as you come into the resort. We also offer a honey wagon to pump out your rv. 

If you are coming to Canada, the border requires a picture ID and Birth Certificate.  Boating licences pertain to Canadians only.

Our  units with bathrooms rent for $82-100, the units without bathrooms rent for $65-69.  All the units have microwaves, electric heat, electric ranges, refrigerators, hot and cold running water cooking and eating utensils. There are one and two bedroom units. Reservations are required on the cabins.

Our campsites do not require reservations, power and water are included and rent for $28   per night.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                               Within 30 minutes of our location you will find 5 restaurants, horse back riding, ATV rentals, golf, miniature golf and numerous other small lakes.

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Good Fishing.

Hope to see you soon. Dave and Becky

For an unforgettable vacation, plan a stay at Sheridan Lake Resort. You'll enjoy picture perfect scenery, fishing for exceptional rainbow trout and a friendly welcome. Dave and Becky, your hosts, invite you to stay a while, enjoy the beauty of the land and the excitement of the catch. And remember, the one you catch, could easily be one of the trophy fish that have made Sheridan Lake famous.

Sheridan Lake has a reputation as being a producer of monster rainbow and attracts anglers from all corners of North America. The average rainbow weights 3 pounds, but fish over 10 pounds are caught every year. This is due to the abundant shrimp and insect populations that encourage a rapid growth rate. Easy access and heavy angling doesn’t matter, because the challenge of catching the average and larger than average rainbows is not diminished nor hampered. The repeat customers at Sheridan Lake Resort are proof of this.

Sheridan Lake, located in the Interlakes district of Cariboo Chilcotin, is 1659-hectares (4098 acres) and spring fed, with miles of shoreline and shoals. It is well stocked, 300,000 annually, many reaching trophy size.

Access is by Hwy 24, 35km (22mi) east of 93 Mile House (off Hwy 97, just south of the community of 100 Mile House). Turn right at the Sheridan Lake Store onto Magnussen Road. Sheridan Lake Resort is only an 8-hour drive from Seattle or 5 ½ hours from Vancouver. If coming in from Kamloops, take the Yellowhead (Hwy 5) to Little Fort, then head west on Hwy 24 for 68km (41mi)