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[zacrum]

There are a lot of areas open   if you want to target other species in the mean time until salmon are a go    I will send you a pm with more information

[brumy]

There are a lot of areas open   if you want to target other species in the mean time until salmon are a go    I will send you a pm with more information

ok thanks johnfigg@hotmail.com

[brumy]

Hi John/brumy, I have some suggestions for you, however it would be helpful for me to know how far your disability will permit you walk once you get off the bus/skytrain.

Cheers.

well I could maybe do about 15 mins slowish walk
as I would take the least I could fishing don't have waders yet

[brumy]

Hi John/brumy, I have some suggestions for you, however it would be helpful for me to know how far your disability will permit you walk once you get off the bus/skytrain.

Cheers. about 15 mins carring stuff  let me now please thanks

[clarki]

So, a few suggestions for fishing locations within Surrey that are 15 minute walk from transit

Brownsville Bar: looks like the C71 will get you close enough.

Green Timbers Lake: the 341 runs pretty close, I'm guessing about a 15 min walk

Nicomekl River: the 352 runs down Crescent Road. Get off near the golf course or the Old Stewart farmhouse. Spin casting for salmon in the fall

Serpentine River: a couple of buses run down King George hwy (321 and 394). I can't say for certain if there are stops in the area, but if there are, spincasting for salmon in the fall. Very popular location.

Good luck!

[brumy]

So, a few suggestions for fishing locations within Surrey that are 15 minute walk from transit

Brownsville Bar: looks like the C71 will get you close enough.

Green Timbers Lake: the 341 runs pretty close, I'm guessing about a 15 min walk

Nicomekl River: the 352 runs down Crescent Road. Get off near the golf course or the Old Stewart farmhouse. Spin casting for salmon in the fall

Serpentine River: a couple of buses run down King George hwy (321 and 394). I can't say for certain if there are stops in the area, but if there are, spincasting for salmon in the fall. Very popular location.

Good luck!

thanks for that info that will get me started thanks and thanks to everyone
looks like the 3rd now to fish

[brumy]

thanks for that info that will get me started thanks and thanks to everyone
looks like the 3rd now to fish

thanks all for the help everyone

[scouterjames]

You CAN fish from the beaches - ambleside for example... I don't know the bus system, but a quick google said this: Ambleside
 With grassy areas, sandy beaches, athletic fields, a playground, pitch & putt and more, there are dozens of activities to enjoy at Ambleside and almost as many route options. #250, #251, #253, #255, #256, and #257 buses, will all get you between Park Royal and 13th Street where you can access the beach.

[brumy]

You CAN fish from the beaches - ambleside for example... I don't know the bus system, but a quick google said this: Ambleside
 With grassy areas, sandy beaches, athletic fields, a playground, pitch & putt and more, there are dozens of activities to enjoy at Ambleside and almost as many route options. #250, #251, #253, #255, #256, and #257 buses, will all get you between Park Royal and 13th Street where you can access the beach.

thanks for that most appreciated