Grotto

[Pikecrazed]

Today i fished gap for a while and wasn't catching fish so I headed to grotto got there cast one a bite cast two a bite cast three a bite and on the fourth hooked up a massive fish and breaks my reel

[pipercub17]

I was there yesterday got a few small ones
Going back tomorrow

[commieboy]

Last time I was there, about a quarter ice free. How open is the water now?

[pipercub17]

It's wide open now

[Pikecrazed]

I'm headed there tomorrow around 8 am

[pipercub17]

We should be there around 10
I will be in a blue jacket

[Pikecrazed]

Ok you may want to go up a bit earlly they seem to really be biting at dawn and dusk

[Pikecrazed]

In grotto if I catch a brown can I keep it

[TROLLER]

Originally Posted by Pikecrazed

Today i fished gap for a while and wasn't catching fish so I headed to grotto got there cast one a bite cast two a bite cast three a bite and on the fourth hooked up a massive fish and breaks my reel

Broke your reel. hahahaha a "reel" good one.

[TROLLER]

Myunderstanding is if you catch a fish not listed then the normal rules apply similar to burbot in Pine Coulee or walley in Badger

[commieboy]

Glad to hear it's open!

http://www.albertaregulations.ca/fis...-stocking.html

The following list of lakes, reservoirs and ponds identifies sites that are frequently stocked with rainbow trout, and some with brook trout, brown trout or cutthroat trout. Water bodies appearing below are open all year with a trout limit of five. The harvest of game fish species other than trout from stocked trout waters is not permitted. Stocked waters where the harvest of other species is allowed or where bait restrictions apply are listed under "Lakes and Streams Listings" for each Watershed Unit.
Several additional sites stocked with rainbow, brook, brown, cutthroat trout or arctic grayling are not identified in this section, but appear with special regulations under "Lake and Stream Listing" for each Watershed Unit.

Eastern Slopes Zone
Watershed Unit ES1
Grotto Mountain Pond (21-24-9-W5)

To me it sounds like if it's a trout, you're good to go. But I do seem to remember one year where the regs specified that only the TYPE OF TROUT STOCKED AT THE SPECIFIC SITE COULD BE HARVESTED. I could easily be wrong. The wording in the current regs is slightly ambiguous.

[Pikecrazed]

Were you in the big group that was on the road side