Fishing with Rod Discussion Forum
Fishing in British Columbia => General Discussion => Topic started by: Ethan on May 04, 2009, 02:30:15 PM
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I am going to be spending 4 days in nanimo around Quennell lake in two weeks and im not sure how to fish the lake, ???
anyone have any advice ? Im not sure about the bass fishing there but i was hoping to try for some trout while im there as well, :)
any info/advice would be greatly appreciated.
thanks in advance, Ethan,
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I had a fishing trip up there a couple of years ago this time of year. The bass fishing was awesome, lots in the 2-3lb range, one arond 5lbs. Trout fishing was terrible, but I think it was due to an algae bloom in the lake (which I think is pretty common there). I'd stick to the heavy cover around the shore and near the little island in the lake. Dew worms worked better than anything else.
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Was there two weeks ago. It was dead for everyone. Only a couple caught. My buddy was lucky as he got one around 5lbs. Apparently this past weekend though it was really started to get going. I guess the water temperatures warmed up a couple degrees and it pushed the bass in closer. The trout fishing will be good deeper. The lake is a shallow lake but their are a couple spots that where it opens up from the channels that would be your best places to try. Its a cool looking lake with all those channels.
Deepest it gets is about 18 feet. The mean depth is around 11-12 feet. Lots and lots of weeds everywhere.