I like to catch fish. I like to eat fish occasionally. However one of the big reasons I go fishing is to experience a lake or stream and the whole environment around and connected to it.
I was reading some older issues of AO recently and in the "Letters" section there was mention of "Salters Lake". Sounded like an interesting place my wife and I could put our canoe into and enjoy some fishing and paddling.
To my surprise I could not find it in my Alberta Fishing Bible (Barry Mitchell's Alberta Fishing Guide).
i believe that it is listed as the onoway fish and game pond. fished it once in winter; nice little lake - i'd like to check it out in the summer too. it's airrated in the winter so there could be some nice fish in there
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Fishermen know that the sea is dangerous and the storm terrible, but they have never found these dangers sufficient reason for remaining ashore." Vincent van Gogh
Yeah, I was kind of wondering about this lake. I've fished it before in the summer, and it was pretty good. Some nice little footballs. It's a small place though - five boats is a crowd. I noticed that it's listed as a stocked lake in the regulations, but there seems to be no mention of it in the Alberta Fishing Guide. I thought it was a nice little "secret" fishing hole, but if it's listed as the "Onoway Fish and Game pond," I guess it's not so secret.
I've been there in the summer , lots of rainbows, the lake is stocked anually,
heard from old timers last year of trout being caught up to 5 lbs, the water in the summer was very clear too, nice little spot.
Salters lake???
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