Streak Lake is a small lake in the Lake Country area of British Columbia's Okanagan region, connected to the larger Oyama Lake via a narrow, shallow channel at Oyama's eastern end.

The channel is wide enough for a canoe or small aluminum boat and passes through wetland habitat rich with waterfowl, offering anglers opportunities to cast dry flies to smaller rainbow trout in the side bays.

The lake itself features a single island and a basic lakeside campsite at its far end.

Vehicle access is available via the King Eddie FSR and King Eddie Connector FSR, though the trail in involves some larger rocks that may require careful line selection or a high-clearance vehicle.

A BC Provincial Recreation Site at the lake provides a handful of camp spots directly on the water.