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Lots Of Wildlife
Submitted on: Tuesday the 4th of March 2008 at 9:47am
In lake: Turtle Lake, Vancouver Island, British Columbia
Replies: 1
Visited the lake on March 2nd and the lake was really coming to life. Still snow in the shady spots, but a large midge population and fish rising.
Author: sabiangler
Glimpse Lake
Submitted on: Tuesday the 4th of March 2008 at 9:06am
In lake: Glimpse Lake, Thompson-Nicola, British Columbia
Replies: 0
located approx. 30km from Merritt along hwy 5A to Douglas lake road then turn on to Lauder road then 10km to Glimpse lake.
Author: Peterhope1
Peterhope Lake
Submitted on: Tuesday the 4th of March 2008 at 8:47am
In lake: Peter Hope Lake, Thompson-Nicola, British Columbia
Replies: 0
located 47km from Merritt and 50km from Kamloops on Hwy 5A contains only Rainbow trout up to 16lbs. there is a Ministry of Tourism campsite located on the north end of the lake.the campsite has 27 sites with firepits and tables. there are two boat launche
Author: Peterhope1
Very Productive Even Late Into Spring!
Submitted on: Thursday the 21st of February 2008 at 12:59am
In lake: Boneyard Lake, Vancouver Island, British Columbia
Replies: 0
boneyard lake, despite being a illegal dumping area in the past, has very productive catch and release fishing for rainbow and cutthroat up to 1 lb-1.5lbs.try fishing the second little dust pad and cast right off the road with a mepps size 1 black fury an
Author: appyski
What To Use
Submitted on: Friday the 8th of February 2008 at 9:01am
In lake: Scugog Lake, Durham, Ontario
Replies: 2
i have been doing a lot of fishing on lake scugog the past few weeks some days good and some not so hot. i have been useing a small jiging spoon tiped with a minnow.
Author: juerlee
Access
Submitted on: Wednesday the 23rd of January 2008 at 11:48am
In lake: Otter Lake, Leeds, Ontario
Replies: 0
You can access Otter Lake via a public boat launch off HWY #15, 5 km south of the village of Lombardy.
Author: ehicks
November 2007
Submitted on: Sunday the 23rd of December 2007 at 10:14am
In lake: Gracie Lake, Vancouver Island, British Columbia
Replies: 1
I visited Gracie Lake in November of 2007. The road access is good, though many potholes and a steep climb from Sproat lake up to the saddle where Gracie Lake sits.
Author: sabiangler
Bass
Submitted on: Monday the 1st of October 2007 at 2:29pm
In lake: Gardom Lake, Okanagan, British Columbia
Replies: 3
this lake is loaded with, in my opinion, the best fish to catch in the world, the smallmouth bass. i catch probably about 20 - 50 fish a day when i go.
Author: karson
Rainbow Trout Stocking, Fall 2007
Submitted on: Sunday the 30th of September 2007 at 9:36pm
In lake: Ferguson Lake, Omineca, British Columbia
Replies: 0
On Saturday, September 29, volunteers from the Spruce City Wildlife Association released nearly 2,200 rainbow trout into Ferguson Lake. The club reared the fish at it’s hatchery over the summer and intends to develop this location into a popular local fishery for anglers and educators.
Author: sean
Fall Fishing On Needa Lake
Submitted on: Monday the 3rd of September 2007 at 9:30pm
In lake: Needa Lake, Cariboo-Chilcotin, British Columbia
Replies: 0
Needa Lake is great for early fall fishing. Rainbow trout are plentiful.
Author: mapmaker