A few friends and I are planning on heading to meadow lakes this weekend, any tips on which lakes are best? Or hotspots? My friends will be on scuba but I'm no bubblehead and will be freediving. Any advice greatly appreciated!
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Meadow Lakes
- Thread starterspearslinger22
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Here's what's relevant I think; lots of lakes on Meadow Lake Park to look in:
> > I didn't have a lot of luck in Meadow Lake(s) actually- a lot of recon diving with little results.
> > The lakes that apparently had giant pike and walleye tended to be too murky to see, and the lakes that had wicked vis didn't have many fish.
> > I did however get a few Splake (hybrid trout) in Little Raspberry lake there.
At raspberry, go in the water and swim to your left. Eventuallu you should see a little rowboat in about 4 or 5 metres of water. I have shot a few fish there. There are fish in that lake. The Splake swim along the shore in that depth. Good luck!
Also there's a few river outlets coming out of a few lakes up there. Get in there and there are suckers and walleye and jack.
Have fun and let us know if you bag anything
