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catch-and-release basis. Fish caught must be put back to
the water immediately. Barbed hooks and lead sinkers are
not permitted to use in the ponds since barbless hooks do
less harm to fish caught and lead free sinkers may avoid
pollution to the water. A wide variety of fish are stocked in the
water, including
Turtles are occasionally seen peeping at
the surface of the water or sometime caught by anglers.
Most commonly spotted species are the Red-eared slider
and the Painted Turtle. All are small size weighing
around a pound but size about 3 feet is not unusual.
There are certain wildlife you wouldn't expect to find in
this busy city. A pair of Egret practicing catch-and-eat
at the long shoreline of the Lake. Trails of bubbles and
wave of currents under water should be the cormorant
chasing sunnies under water. Ducks are a must in the
scenery. A pair of swan leading their kids begging for
bread from the parkgoers. Sparrow, pigeon, woodpecker and
seagulls can easily be seen at the edge of the water. If
you use bread as bait, be sure to watch the squirrel may
steal a piece from you while you are concentrated in
casting your line. If you stay late till dusk, Raccoon
will come out to greet you too.
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