Confirm the current BC freshwater fishing regulations (Region 4, Kootenay), including any bait, motor or ice-fishing limits for this lake, before you fish.

Surface area is not recorded. The working coordinate comes from the province's fish-presence point for the lake and still needs field confirmation.

What is known comes entirely from the stocking record. Centaur received 12 recorded plants of brook trout between 1957 and 2001, the last a release of 1,000 fingerling brook trout of the Aylmer strain in 2001. Nothing has been stocked since, so any fish present today are either long-lived holdovers or a naturalized population sustaining itself in the lake. Until that is confirmed, plan on Centaur fishing like a small brook trout stillwater: chironomids and small nymphs worked over the shoals, with attractor dries a possibility if fish are rising.

The full year-by-year release history, colored by species, is below.

Confirm the road, boat launch, facilities and any seasonal or private-land restrictions for Centaur Lake locally before you go.