FAQs - Frequently Asked Questions

Q. Is there a charge for admission? does it cost anything to get in?

A. No... there is free admission for everyone

Q. Do you have fishing rods available on the premises?

A. Yes, we have everything you will need to catch a fish.

Q. Can we bring our own fishing rods? & Can I Bring my fly rod?

A. You can bring your own rods but they must have 12lb test line, a float (regular), and a Treble Hook, 3 prong... and NO you cannont bring any fly rods...

NOTE: fly rods are not allowed due to management's restrictions.

Q. Can we purchase live Rainbow Trout to take home with us to stock our own private pond or aquarium so that we may enjoy their beauty?

A. No, Silverbrook U-Catch follows strict regulations enforced by Environment of Canada which prohibits us from selling live fish.

NOTE: You must be licensed by Environment of Canada in order to handle any live species of freshwater fish regardless of purpose, all regulations are strictly enforced, penalties severe if inviolate.

Q. Can we throw our catch back? I'm a firm believer in releasing my catch... I just like to fish...

A. No, there is no "throwing back" or "releasing" of the fish you catch, however if you are just fishing for therapeutic reasons or personal nurturing and introspect, you may donate your catch of the day to the proprietor or any staff member upon your departure.

NOTE: In Order to Maintain the Quality, and Life Expectency of our Fresh Healthy Rainbow Trout, Management restrictions on quality standards prohibit reintroduction of any catch to it's native habitat or water source.

Q. Can we bring our family pet?

A. Unfortunately no pets are allowed to accompany you or your family while visiting Silverbrook U-Catch

NOTE: Management has restrictions pertaining to Guest Care and Safety and cannot assume the responsibility nor guarantee the safety, health, or proper care of A Beloved Pet which requires the necessary attention of their respective owners in order to maintain life expectency and sufficient protection against an untimely demise. Remember that even though the atmosphere at Silverbrook is pristine, relaxing, and seemingly civilized we are located in the country which by nature promotes wildlife in abundance.