Jim Nelson Memorial Trout Pond. The Club is proud of having reclaimed an old borrow pit, turning it into this beautiful pond completely surrounded by trees. The pond is stocked with rainbow trout twice a year and aerated in the winter to provide oxygen to keep the fish alive. The best part about this pond, is that its open to the public for.. Jim Nelson Memorial Trout Pond is situated northeast of the fire station Leduc County Fire Services Calmar Fire District, and west of the recreation area Leduc West Antique Society. Landmarks. Jim Nelson Memorial Trout Pond Fishing area, 130 metres north; Canadian Energy Museum Museum, 6 km north;
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The pond is also aerated year round to avoid winter kill. We also believe in fair chase angling practices and as a result, we do not release stocking dates. Q: Is the Jim Nelson Memorial Trout Pond Open to the Public? A: Yes, the pond is open to the public year round under regular Alberta Fishing Regulations. Please avoid the south end of the.. The trout farm first opened to the public in 1966 as a "pay lake" fishing destination. Over the decades it has been owned by several people, usually staying open as a pay lake, and at times also supplying trout to the restaurant market in Nashville and Memphis. Current owner, Jim Anderson, purchased the property in 2016.
