Red And Golden Leaves In The Steelhead Park Houston British Columbia (Pictures)

Above Photo: The pictures were taken on September 27, 2016

in our beautiful Steelhead Park in Houston, British Columbia.

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Also, I hope you enjoy the photos that I have taken around our beautiful town.

Above Photo: The pictures were taken on September 27, 2016

in our beautiful Steelhead Park in Houston, British Columbia.

If you would like to check out our Steelhead Park, you can’t miss it as it

runs right along side Highway 16 through the district of Houston, B.C. 

Houston has Canada’s largest fly rod and reel and make sure you take 

a stroll through the park and sit beside the Steelhead Park fountain.

Above Photo: The pictures were taken on September 27, 2016

in our beautiful Steelhead Park in Houston, British Columbia.

Also on display in a glass case is a 975 pound grizzly bear that was responsible for 

killing numerous cattle around Houston.

Above Photo: The pictures were taken on September 27, 2016

in our beautiful Steelhead Park in Houston, British Columbia.

Below are a few links to some of the things that you can see in our Steelhead Park.

Steelhead fountain sculpture in the Steelhead Park.

http://britishcolumbiavike.blogspot.ca/2016/02/2016-steelhead-fountain-sculpture.html

Night photos of the Steelhead fountain sculpture Steelhead Park.

http://houston-british-columbia-canada.blogspot.ca/2016/05/night-photos-steelhead-fountain-houston.html

975 pound Hungry Hill grizzly bear on display in our Steelhead Park Visitors Centre.

http://britishcolumbiavike.blogspot.ca/2015/11/massive-975-pound-grizzly-bear-on.html

Canada's largest fly fishing rod and reel which is found in the Steelhead Park.

http://britishcolumbiavike.blogspot.ca/2016/03/canadas-largest-fly-rod-houston-british.html

Above Photo: The pictures were taken on September 27, 2016

in our beautiful Steelhead Park and Canada's largest 

fly fishing rod in Houston, British Columbia.

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Fall Season At Rose Lake British Columbia (Pictures)

Above Photo: The pictures were taken on September 28, 2016

 at Rose Lake, British Columbia.

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On our way out to Burns Lake the other day my wife and I stopped at the Rose Lake

camping site which is on the shore of Rose Lake and right along Highway 16. 

Above Photo: The pictures were taken on September 28, 2016

 at Rose Lake, British Columbia.

Above Photo: The pictures were taken on September 28, 2016

 at Rose Lake, British Columbia.

Above Photo: The pictures were taken on September 28, 2016

 at Rose Lake, British Columbia.

The people in the community of Rose Lake have come together providing a nice camp site. 

There are grassy spots to erect a tent on, there are pit toilets, picnic tables 

and a great covered area should the weather turn bad.

Above Photo: The pictures were taken on September 28, 2016

 at Rose Lake, British Columbia.

Rose Lake is a small, but beautiful lake to fish on, or you just 

might like to paddle around the lake. In summer you can jump 

in and go swimming or just lay back on a lawn chair and soak up the sun. 

So if you are planning a trip that will take you by Rose Lake, 

British Columbia make sure you stop by and take a break.

Above Photo: The pictures were taken on September 28, 2016

 at Rose Lake, British Columbia.

Rose Lake is an unincorporated community on the Yellowhead Highway in 

the Bulkley Valley region of northwestern British Columbia, Canada.

Above Photo: The pictures were taken on September 28, 2016

 at Rose Lake, British Columbia.

It's name is derived from the nearby water body Rose Lake. 

The community and the lake are along the northern mainline of the 

Canadian National Railway just northeast of Bulkley Lake.

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Boats Moored At The Public Marina On Babine Lake Granisle British Columbia (Pictures)

Above Photo: I took the pictures on August 28, 2016 of the

public marina on Babine Lake.

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Babine Lake is the longest (153 km/95 miles) natural lake in 

British Columbia, Canada and is located northeast of the town of 

Burns Lake in central British Columbia, some 177 km (110 mi) 

west northwest of the city of Prince George.

Above Photo: I took the pictures on August 28, 2016 of  Babine Lake.

In the past I fished Babine Lake and have caught some really nice fish.

In the lake you can catch large Rainbow Trout to 12 pounds, Cutthroat 

up to 2 pounds, Lake Trout (Char) up to 35 pounds, 

Kokanee, Burbot and Sockeye salmon.

Above Photo: I took the pictures on August 28, 2016 of the

public marina on Babine Lake.

Many fly fish what they call Rainbow Alley and 

hook into many beautiful rainbow trout.

Above Photo: I took the pictures on August 28, 2016 of the

public marina on Babine Lake.

Rainbow Alley – Trout Fishing on Babine Lake.

http://www.bulkleysteelhead.com/package/rainbow-alley-%E2%80%93-trout-fishing

Above Photo: I took the pictures on August 28, 2016 of the

public marina on Babine Lake.

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Red Bluff Provincial Park Babine Lake Granisle British Columbia (Pictures)

Above Photo: I took the pictures on August 28, 2016 of the

public wharf in the Red Bluff Provincial Park on Babine Lake.

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Babine Lake is the longest (153 km/95 miles) natural lake in 

British Columbia, Canada and is located northeast of the town of 

Burns Lake in central British Columbia, some 177 km (110 mi) 

west northwest of the city of Prince George.

Above Photo: I took the pictures on August 28, 2016 of the

public wharf in the Red Bluff Provincial Park on Babine Lake.

Above Photo: I took the pictures on August 28, 2016 of the

public wharf in the Red Bluff Provincial Park on Babine Lake.

In the past I fished Babine Lake and have caught some really nice fish.

In the lake you can catch large Rainbow Trout to 12 pounds, Cutthroat 

up to 2 pounds, Lake Trout (Char) up to 35 pounds, 

Kokanee, Burbot and Sockeye salmon.

Above Photo: I took the pictures on August 28, 2016 of the

public wharf in the Red Bluff Provincial Park on Babine Lake.

Many fly fish what they call Rainbow Alley and 

hook into many beautiful rainbow trout.

Above Photo: I took the pictures on August 28, 2016 of the

public wharf in the Red Bluff Provincial Park on Babine Lake.

Rainbow Alley – Trout Fishing on Babine Lake.

http://www.bulkleysteelhead.com/package/rainbow-alley-%E2%80%93-trout-fishing

Above Photo: I took the pictures on August 28, 2016 of the

public wharf in the Red Bluff Provincial Park on Babine Lake.

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Old 1922 Heritage Police Building Burns Lake British Columbia (Pictures)

Above Photo: The old 1922 police building in Burns Lake, British Columbia.

The old police building in Burns Lake was built in 1922 and housed the jail and courthouse for the area up until the 1950’s.

The building later had a makeover and was turned into the newspaper office for the 

Lakes District News.

In 1979 the old police building was declared to be a heritage building.

Above Photo: The old 1922 police building in Burns Lake, British Columbia.

Burns Lake has a large variety of things to do while visiting, I always recommend that folks who are traveling to, or passing through should take time to stop at the Visitors Centre as you will be pleasantly surprised to hear just how much Burns Lake has to offer travelers. 

For one thing, Burns Lake has 3000 miles of fishing in the Lakes District. This alone should have any fishermen’s mouth watering.

All I can say, is come and visit as you won’t be disappointed, as you will have lots to tell yours friends when you arrive back home.

Put Burns Lake at the top of your list when making holiday plans. Will see you around, travel safe and have a blast while holidaying in Burns Lake.

Above Photo: The old 1922 police building in Burns Lake, British Columbia.

Burns Lake and Lake District Official Visitor's Guide.

http://www.visitburnslake.ca/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/TouristBkBL_web1.compressed.pdf

Burns Lake Visitor Centre:

http://www.visitburnslake.ca/

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