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Typically we launch anywhere along the pitt/fraser river and head off to my buds cabin for the weekend. The cabin is on the North Side of Pitt Lake just past the big island to the right or we are on the south beach. Good times... wake boarding, sun, beer, beautiful scenery, music, deck parties with live bands, no traffic, cell phones, air guns etc.... lol
Tell us where you go and why?
If you do not go anywhere then go buy a boat to stick on the back of your Cummins and discover BC!
Boats now are half the price they used to be and British Columbia is FREE!!!
Hi .. cleaning up my boat ..VW powered tug ..30 foot steel ..gonna find out if it can cross the straights and get to the mainland ..it will be an adventure !!so tell me .. can you get to the lake with out going overland ??
Absolutely... follow the fraser river and hang a left a Pitt River head under the train bridge, couple minor sand bars, stop and pick up some bevys and lunch at the river pub and continue on to Pitt Lake!
good to know ..now .. the frazer then left at the pitt ..I think a chart may be in order ..Oh yah .I have a chart plotter ..and GPS ..this could be fun !!
got to run the pitt someday,finally got off this rig and heading to kitimat to do some salmom fishing for the next 3 weeks. woo hooo.chinook salmon fishing 2011 - YouTube
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head under the train bridge, couple minor sand bars, stop and pick up some bevys and lunch at the river pub and continue on to Pitt Lake! 
