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Fishing in British Columbia => Fishing Reports => Members' Fishing Reports => Topic started by: lucky on October 29, 2005, 05:42:21 PM
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Well I decided to let the salmon rest today and headed out to Rice lake for a little trout fishing. Got there around noon and had the whole dock to myself, five minutes after setting up my float went down and I landed a nice little rainbow around 14". One more bite that I missed a little later and that was it for the day. The sun came out and it turned out to be a nice day at the lake, left for home around 5 as it was getting a bit chilly.
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nice report. I was thinking of giving my local lake a try soon.
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Yah with coho fishing being so slow i think im gona practice fly fishing at the local lake.
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are u allowed to belly boat at that lake?
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No
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Never seen a rainbow with so many spots. What a huge belly! Check what he was eating?? Went to one of my favorite lakes today and rowed for hours. Had a few on but nothing caught until later in the afternoon but I had to fish from shore to catch two smaller brooks. They are sure good eating. Caught with a small purple leech! Fun way of fishing and only me on the lake! But it would be fun to catch some coho!
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hmm i want to try trout fishing with my "CHINU" / Perch set up i just got hehehe. where is rice lake? ??? directions/tips please!!! ;D
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Information on Rice Lake, including directions (http://www.fishingwithrod.com/articles/2002/0702_05.html)
The lake was stocked on October 27th with 750 catchable rainbow trout. The staff at the hatchery reported that some of the catchables in this batch are over 1lb, much bigger than the average size.
Enjoy, remember that daily quota for rainbow trout is 4 fish.
This article might be useful too: http://www.fishingwithrod.com/articles/2005/0605_03.html
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Information on Rice Lake, including directions (http://www.fishingwithrod.com/articles/2002/0702_05.html)
The lake was stocked on October 27th with 750 catchable rainbow trout. The staff at the hatchery reported that some of the catchables in this batch are over 1lb, much bigger than the average size.
Enjoy, remember that daily quota for rainbow trout is 4 fish.
This article might be useful too: http://www.fishingwithrod.com/articles/2005/0605_03.html
i remember my 1st time trout fishing, i was in grade 4.... man was i cute... lol jk... anyways i never caught any lol and i was using dew worms for bait.
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Nice fish uncle linus cought a nice 16 incher from como lake dirty like dirty fish
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Seriously though is that a special breed of rainbow, like I said have never seen so many spots. Looks cool.
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fatty ;D
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I was there too on Saturday on the last hour and I got 6 but all of then were not like that all of them were just 8" and I was fly fishing it was fun having those little guys on the fly they were biting any thing green...
that is a very nice fish there I may see u there there next weeking I'll be there fly fishing again hahaha just trying to make some Friends.
I been going to that lake for 3 years now it is fun lake to go
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Seriously though is that a special breed of rainbow, like I said have never seen so many spots. Looks cool.
Most of the rainbow they stock in the lakes around here resemble that one. Or at least most of the ones i catch locally. These trout are pretty dumb as they were pellet fed and reared in the hatcheries. The ones i catch never seem to have much food in them either besides maybe a couple little sticks or something. Still fun to catch though.