Along Fern Crescent between Maple Ridge Municipal Park and Golden Ears Provincial Park, you'll often see anglers patiently casting for trout from smooth boulders beside the fast-flowing Alouette River . River access is from Fern Crescent at one of two municipal locations. If you visit Golden Ears park with a car-top boat, you can launch from a small wharf next to the parking area at Mike Lake and enjoy a quiet paddle. The wharf is also a good place to toss in a fishing line At Rolley Lake Provincial Park , anglers have as much competition from blue herons as from each other. You can toss in a line from many points along a trail that runs around the perimeter of the lake, beginning from a modest beach and boat launch in the day-use parking lot.
Docks jut out into the lake at several locations, from which anglers can toss in a line.
Although the lake is well stocked early in the season with rainbow and cutthroat trout, it is often fished out by late summer. The catch limit is two per day. Kanaka Creek is one of the healthiest sportfishing channels in the North Fraser Valley. Angling is not permitted upstream from this point. A provincial freshwater fishing licence is required on this section of the creek and a federal tidal-fishing licence is needed to fish the Fraser from the mouth of the creek.