Well this last weekend caught 1 cutty in Lower lakes nothing in the upper.4 brookies in Elbow Lake and 2 brookies in Pocaterra creek. Hiked up to Rawson Lake but 1 day to early of opening.Has anyone do any fishing at Hidden Lake or Three isle Lake? Going to Sparrow Egg next time.Cheers JODY
Another lake(s) you might want to add to your "to do" list this summer are Pickle Jar Lakes. They have cutties in them that are usual fairly eager to bite, but not very big. The hike is probably comparable to Rawson Lake, and the scenery is pretty nice. (Sorry, I don't mean to change the subject of your thread)
Another lake(s) you might want to add to your "to do" list this summer are Pickle Jar Lakes. They have cutties in them that are usual fairly eager to bite, but not very big. The hike is probably comparable to Rawson Lake, and the scenery is pretty nice. (Sorry, I don't mean to change the subject of your thread)
I love to hike in and do some fly fishing in the back lakes. Chester Lake has some dolly and cuts. Never been 2 Pickle drop me a Pm or email if you are looking to have a tag alone
PickleJar is a nice hike. There is one hellish hill on it though. But once your up there you quickly forget the big damn mountain you just climbed. Do however watch out for Mr. Furryface. I've seen some huge grizzly around that area. Funny thing is people seem to be oblivious on the weekends to the bears. But they are there.
As for Hidden Lake there is no fish in Hidden at all. I can't ever remember it ever even being stocked. Three Isle has some small cutthroats. That's a bit of a hoof up there. It's about 11kms to the Forks campground then you have to climb up the headwall to get to the lake. It's a serious climb. Make sure you bring some extra water.
Hey, Im Heading to Kananaskis this weekend with the kids and wanted to hike up to Elbow Lake, never been there what do you use for gear? spinners? Thanks
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