Langley BC Kids Fishing

not too sure about the langley location
but for local vancouver area fishing
there is Trout lake in Vancouver and Deer lake in Burnaby as well as Burnaby
lake it is near Deer lake
there is a back way into Deer lake that has some good fishing in it. fished
there as a kid, BB point which is next to the old prison grounds can produce
some nice fish
when i was a kid my best friend caught an 11 pound rainbow out of that lake
the fishing is really good right after they stock it.

"Anna" wrote in message
news:FnwYc.262412$J06.11746@pd7tw2no...
I seem to recall reading about a place in Langley BC were you could take
kids as young as 5 fishing. It was near a hatchery and kids were very
likely to catch something. Fishing could also be done from shore.

Would anyone know this place and would they be able to provide me with an
address. Any other suggestions for fishing locations in the Vancouver
area
that would meet the above criteria would also be greatly appreciated.

Thanks

Anna

Thanks for the information, I'll be sure to check them out. We're having a
get together with lots of little kids and there would be some excitement if
someone catches something. That's why I'm hoping to find a lake that is
well stocked.


"spoonplugger" wrote in message
news:tKYYc.279338$J06.261255@pd7tw2no...
not too sure about the langley location
but for local vancouver area fishing
there is Trout lake in Vancouver and Deer lake in Burnaby as well as
Burnaby
lake it is near Deer lake
there is a back way into Deer lake that has some good fishing in it.
fished
there as a kid, BB point which is next to the old prison grounds can
produce
some nice fish
when i was a kid my best friend caught an 11 pound rainbow out of that
lake
the fishing is really good right after they stock it.

"Anna" wrote in message
news:FnwYc.262412$J06.11746@pd7tw2no...
I seem to recall reading about a place in Langley BC were you could take
kids as young as 5 fishing. It was near a hatchery and kids were very
likely to catch something. Fishing could also be done from shore.

Would anyone know this place and would they be able to provide me with
an
address. Any other suggestions for fishing locations in the Vancouver
area
that would meet the above criteria would also be greatly appreciated.

Thanks

Anna

Thanks for the information, I'll be sure to check them out. We're having a
get together with lots of little kids and there would be some excitement if
someone catches something. That's why I'm hoping to find a lake that is
well stocked.


"spoonplugger" wrote in message
news:tKYYc.279338$J06.261255@pd7tw2no...
not too sure about the langley location
but for local vancouver area fishing
there is Trout lake in Vancouver and Deer lake in Burnaby as well as
Burnaby
lake it is near Deer lake
there is a back way into Deer lake that has some good fishing in it.
fished
there as a kid, BB point which is next to the old prison grounds can
produce
some nice fish
when i was a kid my best friend caught an 11 pound rainbow out of that
lake
the fishing is really good right after they stock it.

"Anna" wrote in message
news:FnwYc.262412$J06.11746@pd7tw2no...
I seem to recall reading about a place in Langley BC were you could take
kids as young as 5 fishing. It was near a hatchery and kids were very
likely to catch something. Fishing could also be done from shore.

Would anyone know this place and would they be able to provide me with
an
address. Any other suggestions for fishing locations in the Vancouver
area
that would meet the above criteria would also be greatly appreciated.

Thanks

Anna

well if dont mind paying for the fun stave river hatchery is a great place
to take the kids and they will catch a fish
they have three large ponds full of trout and i think it is only two or
three bucks a fish i took a bunch of kids there
once and it was a blast we used berkley power nuggets
and every kid caught fish there is a picnic area as well
Wayne
"Anna" wrote in message
news:vj9Zc.286990$J06.78748@pd7tw2no...
Thanks for the information, I'll be sure to check them out. We're having
a
get together with lots of little kids and there would be some excitement
if
someone catches something. That's why I'm hoping to find a lake that is
well stocked.


"spoonplugger" wrote in message
news:tKYYc.279338$J06.261255@pd7tw2no...
not too sure about the langley location
but for local vancouver area fishing
there is Trout lake in Vancouver and Deer lake in Burnaby as well as
Burnaby
lake it is near Deer lake
there is a back way into Deer lake that has some good fishing in it.
fished
there as a kid, BB point which is next to the old prison grounds can
produce
some nice fish
when i was a kid my best friend caught an 11 pound rainbow out of that
lake
the fishing is really good right after they stock it.

"Anna" wrote in message
news:FnwYc.262412$J06.11746@pd7tw2no...
I seem to recall reading about a place in Langley BC were you could
take
kids as young as 5 fishing. It was near a hatchery and kids were very
likely to catch something. Fishing could also be done from shore.

Would anyone know this place and would they be able to provide me with
an
address. Any other suggestions for fishing locations in the Vancouver
area
that would meet the above criteria would also be greatly appreciated.

Thanks

Anna

On Sat, 11 Sep 2004 01:21:04 +0000, F t B wrote:


"genericdusty" wrote in message
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There is a place that I used to drive by. Sorry that I can't tell you the
name.

If you go East on 16th (towards abbotsford) until the end, turn right. The
place is on the left hand side at the bottom of the ravine (between 16th
and
zero ave).

Good luck,

If you make it there, let me know what it's like.

That would be Bradner road. It's a fish farm and not a lake.
Try Latimer lake at 28th ave and 200th st (or there abouts). It's an old
gravel pit that has been stocked with trout. Free for kids.

Yeah, I was thinking Latimer (aka Stokes Pit) as well. There's also Como
Lake in Coquitlam: kids-only.

I find kids are less...well..selective than adults. They can have loads of
fun catching shiners off the dock. They don't need to catch a 10-lb
steelhead to be enthused.

Lloyd