A small stillwater on the east side of Upper Arrow Lake, just below Drimmie Creek and south of Revelstoke, about 3.35 hectares. Rainbow trout were stocked here for over five decades, but the record shows no releases since 2004.

Not individually listed in the Region 4 synopsis, so the regional defaults apply: trout/char daily quota 5 (no more than 1 rainbow over 50 cm), possession 2× the daily limit. Confirm the current rules before you fish.

Echo Lake is a small stillwater on the east side of Upper Arrow Lake, just below Drimmie Creek and south of Revelstoke, in BC's West Kootenay. It covers about 3.35 hectares, running to a maximum depth of 7.3 m and averaging a shallow 3 m, with neutral water (pH 7.0) per a 1970 provincial reconnaissance survey. Access, launch and parking have not been confirmed; treat it as a walk-in or rough-access lake until that is checked locally.

Echo Lake's fishery is rainbow trout on the stocking record alone, no angler report or current survey is on file. Thirty-five releases are logged between 1951 and 2004, roughly 79,000 fry and fingerling across that span, most recently 1,000 Pennask-strain fry planted on 2004-09-08. There has been no recorded release since, over two decades now, so treat this as a formerly stocked lake rather than an active put-and-take fishery until a current count says otherwise.

If it still holds fish, it fishes like the small, shallow stillwater it is: with a mean depth of only 3 m, small-lake stillwater tactics apply across most of the basin rather than just the shoals, a chironomid under an indicator worked at a shallow, consistent depth, small nymphs, and a switch to dries if you find an evening rise.

Access, launch and parking details for Echo Lake have not been confirmed and still need a field or source check; the coordinate above marks the fish-presence point recorded in the provincial stocking data, not a verified access point. Confirm both the route in and the current regulations before you commit a day to it.