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Family Fishing Waters in the Lower Mainland

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Rice Lake	North Vancouver (in the Lower Seymour Conservation Reserve). Take exit #22A from Hwy 1, turn left at the intersection onto Lillooet Rd and follow to the parking area. Walk the short trail to the lake. For wheelchair access, see the gate operator. Facilities: Pier, pit-toilets, day use picnic area, walking and hiking trails, wheelchair accessible Regulations: Regional regulations Species: Stocked catchable rainbow trout Tip: Good shore and pier fishing. Best fishing spring and fall.
Browning Lake	South of Squamish (in Murrin Provincial Park). Adjacent to Hwy 99, south of Squamish. Facilities: Pay parking in paved lot, day use picnic area, pit-toilets. For more information on Murrin Provincial Park visit www.env.gov.bc.ca/bcparks Regulations: Regional regulations; no power boats Species: Stocked rainbow trout Tip: Good shore and bellyboat fishing. Fish during spring and fall to avoid the summer crowds.
Mike Lake	North of Maple Ridge (in Golden Ears Provincial Park). From Maple Ridge, drive down Dewdney Trunk Rd, turn north on 232 Street, east (right) on Fern Crescent and follow road into park. Turn left on the gravel Mike Lake Rd. Facilities: Dock, toilet, and hiking trails. For more information on Golden Ears Provincial Park visit www.env.gov.bc.ca/bcparks Regulations: Regional regulations; no power boats Species: Stocked rainbow trout & wild cutthroat trout Tip: Fish from the wharf or a small boat
Klein Lake	Near Edgemont on the Sunshine Coast. Turn right on Egmont Rd off Hwy 101 (near Earl's Cove Ferry Terminal), turn right on North Lake Rd and follow for 3.6 km to the lake. Facilities: 2 fishing piers, day use picnic area, pit-toilets, pay camping, wheelchair accessible Regulations: Regional regulations; electric motors only Species: Stocked cutthroat trout Tip: Fish from the piers or from a boat.
Weaver Lake	North of Harrison Mills. From Hwy 7, turn north onto the Hemlock Valley Rd. Drive past the ski hill turnoff to the Weaver Forest Service Road. Gate is open from May long-weekend through labour day long-weekend in September. Facilities: Recreation site with dock, boat launch, pit-toilets, picnic tables and pay camping Regulations: Regional regulations; engine power restriction (7.5 Kw or 10 hp) Species: Stocked and wild rainbow trout; wild cutthroat trout
Brohm Lake	North of Squamish (in the Brohm Lake Interpretive Forest). Adjacent to Hwy 99, north of Squamish. Facilities: Pit-toilet, day use picnic area, walking and hiking trails Regulations: Regional regulations Species: Stocked rainbow trout; wild cutthroat trout Tip: Good shore fishing from rock outcrops.
Lafarge Lake	Coquitlam (in Town Centre Park). Adjacent to City Hall, Douglas College, and the Recreation Centre. Facilities: Pier, paved trail around lake, toilet, picnic tables, playground, pay parking in lots or street Regulations: Regional regulations Species: Stocked catchable rainbow trout Tip: Good shore and pier fishing

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