Tiny pond at Lakewood Park north of Burien

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Tiny pond at Lakewood Park north of Burien

Post by jetguy757 » Sat Aug 04, 2007 5:35 pm

Isnt much of a pond but does look like it could hold cats or panfish....anyone ever caught anything from here? Heard of anybody catching from here?

Probably a juvenile only pond but in that case might be good to take the kiddies.[/color]

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LAKE GARRETT...JUST LOOKED IT UP. IT DOES HAVE A FISHING PIER BUT THE WEBSITE DOESNT STATE WHETHER ITS JUVENILE OR NOT.

http://www5.metrokc.gov/reports/parkinf ... ood%20Park
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RE:Tiny pond at Lakewood Park north of Burien

Post by David Z. » Sat Aug 04, 2007 6:02 pm

Lake Garrett better known as Hick's Lake don't ask me why. I have lived in this area all my life and that's what we all called it didn't know it had any other name. Back to your question about fishing it up till about 15 years ago it was so polluted that they had it roped off to keep folk's away from it run off from septic tanks around the area and such. Not sure if there is any fish in it but give it a try.

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RE:Tiny pond at Lakewood Park north of Burien

Post by Lou » Mon Aug 06, 2007 10:45 am

Yes, I remember that lake, i went to junior-high and highschool next door. I remember it almost always having an oil slick on the surface when it rained, and trash all around the park. But i also remember maye 15 years ago seeing someone fish there and catching what must have been something in the spiney ray family. I am tempted to try this lake just to see what it holds, but definatly not eating anything from there.

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RE:Tiny pond at Lakewood Park north of Burien

Post by jimmy29s » Fri Jul 30, 2010 12:49 am

yeah there are some fish in there i havent fish there in a few years but i wouldn't eat them unless if you can get anyinfo from the health department or some where like that on the pollution

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RE:Tiny pond at Lakewood Park north of Burien

Post by Mike Carey » Fri Jul 30, 2010 5:46 am

Is that the lake that has a school to the south, and the par to the north, and a private house right at the entrance? If so, another of my work break locations.
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RE:Tiny pond at Lakewood Park north of Burien

Post by jerrysgonefishing » Fri Jul 30, 2010 10:25 am

In that neighborhood don't stay after dark and watch your back.

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RE:Tiny pond at Lakewood Park north of Burien

Post by rl206 » Fri Jul 30, 2010 10:59 am

Jerry's right, sketchy part of town,
friends dads said back in the day it was awesome for fishing
But if you've seen it, its toxic now

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RE:Tiny pond at Lakewood Park north of Burien

Post by Bodofish » Fri Jul 30, 2010 11:16 am

I play disk golf there all the time. wonderful park! I have seen some little fish taken out of the far pond but I don't think I'd eat anything that came out of there. Those ponds are to control the waste water run off. I won't even let my dog near them. If I have to retreve a disk, sanitizer for all exposed parts and the disk goes in a plastic bag till I can wash it. Still want to fish there?
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RE:Tiny pond at Lakewood Park north of Burien

Post by nickbell » Sun Aug 01, 2010 7:55 pm

The link wont work for me.

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