fall brookies???

hey guys!!!!!!
wondering if there's any advice to be had...
i'm looking for a brookie lake within 2 hrs of e-town.
fall's supposed to be the hot time from 'em....i know of a few eastern slopes lakes and rivers but i'm looking for something closer that's doable in a day trip...
you can p.m. me if you don't want it publicized!!
i know there are very few good brookie lakes in alberta so i understand if i get no answer.
thanks in advance and cheers, gw

I have no idea , but I will let Anvil answer this one, sorry im no help.

Hey Wildman,

From my experiences I have not had the chance to really get out and target Brookies, and the only place i can think of off the top of my head is Chickakoo lake, just north of Spruce Grove on sec hwy 779. There not the biggest out of there but I know that they are in there. I can figure out how its been fishing lately. Brookies are not native to Alberta as far as I know but there are many places where they exist.

According to the stocking report the following lakes is ES3 and PP2 have stocked Brookies.


EMERALD LAKE (5-62-11-W5)
EMERSON LAKES (6-55-21-W5)
KINKY LAKE (6-50-26-W5)
SHUSTER LAKE (26-43-5-W4)
CHICKAKOO LAKE (CHICKAKO LAKE) (34-53-1-W5)

Just to name a few..

here check it out at the following link.

http://www.mywildalberta.com/documents/2008Stocking.pdf

The Anvil wrote:Hey Wildman,
KINKY LAKE (6-50-26-W5)
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I wonder if the fish have whips and chains.

Did you find out any info on fishing for Fall Brookies?

HEY GUYS....BEEN CHECKING AROUND...CHICACOO AND KINKY KEEP COMING UP...I'LL POST RESULTS IF I MAKE IT OUT....GONNA TRY TO BEFORE ICE UP...JUST TOUGH TO MAKE IT OUT THESE DAYS...NEW BABY AT HOME!!!!!!
THANKS FOR THE INPUT!!!!!
CHEERS, GW