Archive for June, 2002

Steveston Salmon Festival

Thursday, June 27th, 2002 by GetawayBC.com

Mark July 1st on your calendar.

Now celebrating 64 years this July 1, the Steveston Salmon Festival is Canada’s largest non-profit birthday party and offers an action-packed day for the family.

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Hush Lake

Thursday, June 27th, 2002 by GetawayBC.com

About 24 km north of Quesnel off Highway 97. Rainbow trout.

Government Lake

Thursday, June 27th, 2002 by GetawayBC.com

About 20 km south of Stoner via Highway 97 and Stone Creek Forest Road. Excellent fishing in this isolated lake accessible only by 4-wheel drive. Rainbow trout.

Genevieve Lake

Thursday, June 27th, 2002 by GetawayBC.com

About 25 km south of Hixon on Highway 97. Lake itself is another 15 km east. Rainbow trout.

Frost Lake

Thursday, June 27th, 2002 by GetawayBC.com

Past Buckhorn Lake 5 km and left on Frost Lake Road. Rainbow trout. Facilities include campsite and boat launch.

Francis Lake

Thursday, June 27th, 2002 by GetawayBC.com

Past Buckhorn Lake 12 km. Rainbow trout. Facilities include campsites, boat launch and picnic area.

Buckhorn Lake

Thursday, June 27th, 2002 by GetawayBC.com

Go 17 km south on Highway 97, then 12 km down Buckhorn Lake Road. Brookies and Rainbow trout. Facilities include campsite and cartop launch.

Tumuch Lake

Thursday, June 27th, 2002 by GetawayBC.com

Go 75 km east on Highway 16, then 22 km south on Bowron River Forest Road and 26 km on Tumuch Access Road. Rainbows, Dollies and Whitefish.

Tabor Lake

Thursday, June 27th, 2002 by GetawayBC.com

Just 10 km east of downtown. Small Rainbow trout. Boat launch at north end of lake.

Eaglet Lake

Thursday, June 27th, 2002 by GetawayBC.com

East 40 km on Highway 16, past Willow River and eight km through the Giscome area. Harold Mann Regional Park borders Eaglet Lake. Spring fishing is the best for Rainbow trout and Burbot.