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I'm looking for fishing within 100 km or so of Calgary that would be good
for my two children, ages 4 and 7. I don't want them wading in the Bow River -- too dangerous. Warm or cold water species / lakes are fine, as long as the kids can catch some. Nothing kills the desire to fish in kids like fishing for 8 hours without a fish. Oh yes, we don't have a boat, so I'd be looking at simple shore access. Ideally, I'd like to find a nice lake where they could catch either trout or perch, and catch at least a few on their first fishing trips. We tried Glenmore Reservoir last week near the docks, and I actually caught 3 pike in 1 hour. But the pike were 6 - 8 inches long! And the scenery left a lot to be desired -- bare rocky shoreline, looking at the city rather than trees, and traffic noises from Glenmore Trail. |
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