Left: This young JRL regular shows off his family's catch. Right: Family Reunion-- Ninety year old, Gladys Leonard of Lebanon, Oregon and her grandson, Doug Jurgensen with wife Sherri and great-grandson, Cody , all of West Covina enjoyed some quality time together fishing at the Angling Pond.

Left : Lakes' staff spotted a Bald Eagle. Middle & Right : Anglers and their catches.

Left:The Peterson Family remembered and honored a lost loved one while the newest generation caught their first fish at the Angling Pond. Middle: These Boy Scouts from the Inland Empire worked on their merit badges at the lakes.Scouts must demonstrate their understanding of fishing safety, first aid, clothing, tackle, knot tying, sportsmanship and enviromental considerations. They must also show their abilities in catch and release fishing, fish species identification, fish cleaning and cooking. Right: The Velasquez family gathered four generations from Victorville, Apple Valley and Las Vegas to fish the Angling Pond. The Family's youngest member , 2 year old Addisyn Velasquez and her great-grandmother caught their first fish and received their first fish certificates.

Left: Anglers show off their limits. Middle: Five year old, David Hoyos fished with his grand-dad, on the big lakes and proudly shows off his first limit fishing trout. It was a special day for David's grand-dad, Rudy Almeida as well, who was celebrating his fiftieth birthday. Right: Seven year old, Albert of Moreno Valley, caught his limit on rainbow Power Bait while fishing the eastern shore of lake 2 with his dad.

Left: These young anglers caught their first fish with the help of their parents. Center: The Alcantar Family of Chino fished the big lakes where Emily Rose their youngest member caught her first fish Right: Jim, Tony and Reeta Brack came over from England to visit relatives and stopped by the lakes for a day of fishing.

Left and Center: Young anglers started off the new year with a day of fishing. Right: A healthy snack...The Snack and Bait Shop sells bags of duck and goose food for $1.00.

These anglers were happy with their catch whether they caught one or a limit. Although Dave Stauffer (middle picture) and his son Zach did complain about catching their limits so quickly that they didn't get to eat their lunch. But at least they got home for the football game.

Left:This Bald Eagle was spotted by our staff.Middle & RightYoung anglers show off their catches.

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Left: These proud grandparents took their grand kids to the lakes to catch their first fish. Middle: Eighty-eight year old, Evelyn Pratt of El Monte caught her first fish at the Lakes.
Right: The Vidaurri family, who've been fishing at the Lakes for years had great luck on Lake 2 where everyone except Mom, Cynthia limited. She had no complaints about her three trout stringer saying" she just wanted to relax and enjoy the day with her husband Carlos and two daughters.

Left: Lakes' Regular Sam Guthrie brought his grandsons to catch their first fish.
Middle: This pretty in pink angler fishes regularly with her grand-dad, Vic Jackowich. Right:This seven year old angler caught her 1 lbs 14 ozs trout on a brown power nugget while fishing with her mom.

The Hatchery Crew works hard to grow quality trout. The 2011/2012 trout season should be the best yet!

The Boat House is a reminder of the Lakes' Homestead past.

Take A Tour of the Lakes





Left:The Rose garden greets anglers as they enter the park.
Middle: Early morning on lake 3.
Right A View of the Front Gate.