^ Agree.
If you're near the mountains there's some really good trout fishing in the flowing water, but the lakes are mostly stocked. Also, it would depend on which part of the province you move to. Where I'm at, there isn't much appeal as a fisherman, but there are places where in about an hours drive you can catch almost all species found in Alberta.
I moved out here from NW BC and I miss the fishing there, Walleye, Pike and Perch are better tasting fish to eat then most trout though so there is that. Unfortunately the closest lake that holds any of those is at least 2 hours away, that I've found anyways.
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