Sylvan Lake pier

[trigger7mm]

I have been going to Sylvan Lake for acupuncture appointments, and was wondering if there is a place I could do some fishing from shore hike I was there. Somewhere I heard the Sylvan Lake pier is a good spot. Can anyone tell me where this is?I know nothing about this Lake, and would appreciate a tip. Is it near the lighthouse in town? Thanks for your input, have a great weekend.

[Iceman80]

The pier is right at lakeshore drive and 50th street. I’ve had success with a jig and minnow slow retrieve. Later in the evening around nine till dark. Good luck!


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[trigger7mm]

Thanks Iceman, have a great weekend!

[Zip-in-Z]

I would recommend anyone considering fishin the pier read up on the reg's, because it's currently closed until July 01st.

Z-z


http://www.albertafishingguide.com/l...er/sylvan-lake

Advisories

The portion of Sylvan lake southwest of a line drawn from the northeastern most tip of the landfill pier in Sylvan Lake Provincial Park located at NW 33-38-1-W5M, due northwest to the point on the shoreline where the boundary between the town of Sylvan Lake and the Summer Village of Norglenwold meet the lake located at NE 32-38-1-W5M. Including all tributary streams are CLOSED from April 1 -to- June 30 & Nov 1 -to- Dec 10 .

[trigger7mm]

Thanks for letting us know that. Good info for sure.

[Donkey Oatey]

Originally Posted by Zip-in-Z

I would recommend anyone considering fishin the pier read up on the reg's, because it's currently closed until July 01st.

Z-z


http://www.albertafishingguide.com/l...er/sylvan-lake

Advisories

The portion of Sylvan lake southwest of a line drawn from the northeastern most tip of the landfill pier in Sylvan Lake Provincial Park located at NW 33-38-1-W5M, due northwest to the point on the shoreline where the boundary between the town of Sylvan Lake and the Summer Village of Norglenwold meet the lake located at NE 32-38-1-W5M. Including all tributary streams are CLOSED from April 1 -to- June 30 & Nov 1 -to- Dec 10 .

Actually they got that wrong. Right from the guide

Portion of lake southwest of a line drawn from the northwestern
most tip of the landfill pier in Sylvan Lake Provincial Park located
at NW 33-38-1-W5M due northwest to the point on the shoreline
where the boundary between the town of Sylvan Lake and the
Summer Village of Norglenwold meet the lake at NE 32-38-1-W5,
including all tributary stream

It is just the west side of the pier that is closed.

[russ]

So the east side where the open water swimmers go is open?

[Donkey Oatey]

Originally Posted by russ

So the east side where the open water swimmers go is open?

That and straight off the end to the north.

[russ]

Well, that explains why I've had to ask people to kindly stop fishing in the marked swimming area.

[Zip-in-Z]

Not surprised a conflict between the Ab Fishing Guide and the Ab Reg's, following the Reg's this should help.


See page 2 .... Portion of lake from the northwestern most tip of the landfill pier in Sylvan Lake Provincial Park located at NW 33-38-1-W5M due northwest to the point on the shoreline where the boundary between the town of Sylvan Lake and the Summer Village of Norglenwold meet the lake at NE 32-38-1-W5, including all tributary streams

Link .... http://www.albertaregulations.ca/fis.../PP2-Lakes.pdf

No cheap shots about my line/printing.

D.

[Zip-in-Z]

Sylvan Pier - Yesteryear !

1930's

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1970's

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1980's

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[BEL]

Notice the boat launch on the side of the pier (landfill)? We need one in the town. BEL

[Zip-in-Z]

Went out this morning for a couple of hours with Scott, we were in his boat not far from Sunbreaker, had a lot of fun, lots of action both Whites & Walleyes, had a big Pike follow my 1/32" jig to the boat, she was big, real big, but kept going.

A few pics & tips for fishin at the pier.

Cheer's

D.


No monsters, all about the same size, just under 17", the Mrs changed her plans for supper tonight.

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If you have one, give this a try at the Sylvan Pier. Used a mini Mr. Twister with a 1/32 oz jig (no bait) worked today, casting it out & letting it float/drop down then jigging/swimming it back produced all my strikes. We were in 10-12 fow, sand gravel bottom with few weeds.

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Pan fried Whites for her dinner tonight.


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[bwackwabbit]

Originally Posted by BEL

Notice the boat launch on the side of the pier (landfill)? We need one in the town. BEL

Amen!

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[bwackwabbit]

A few after Zip headed for home.



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[Zip-in-Z]

Scott, nice bunch of walleye's ... those 2 guys in the last pic look hungry, did you mention it's C&R.

D.

[bwackwabbit]

I did but they're French so... you know.

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