Fishing with Rod Discussion Forum
Fishing in British Columbia => General Discussion => Topic started by: Bavarian Raven on October 25, 2009, 02:46:45 PM
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i know its a bit too late to hit that lake this year, but in the spring i will give it another try. (last summer i fished from shore with float and worm), not one bite. i was wondering, has anyone caught anything in cypress lake in the last couple of years, or has the lake been winter killed? i know the lake was stocked for several years a while back, but has it been stocked again? thanks for the tips. :D
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Someone mentioned in another thread that they thought it had no fish in it.
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Someone mentioned in another thread that they thought it had no fish in it.
i was afraid of a winter kill. as i mentioned before it was stoked a while ago. nevertheless i will try this spring, i was curious if anyone else has caught anything in the last few years. 8) cheers 8)
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I live on the plateau. I heard it winterkilled last year - and can believe that. We had snow on the ground from Xmas day through to end-Jan. Tried a few years ago after a long hike up - nothing. But it was a nice hike.
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I live on the plateau. I heard it winterkilled last year - and can believe that. We had snow on the ground from Xmas day through to end-Jan. Tried a few years ago after a long hike up - nothing. But it was a nice hike.
i hear ya abut the cold. went snowshoeing up there around christmas, it was minus 28 :o
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Someone mentioned in another thread that they thought it had no fish in it.
That was me. I drive up there every couple months, and although I see bugs on the water, there weren't any fish surfacing. Haven't had the urge to bring a boat up yet.
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I got to say, worms are a pretty killer bait. I fish probably take them as leaches.