Investigate what lies beyond the cattails of the marshes! Armed with nets and buckets, prepare to get a bit muddy as we search for and identify the critters who make their home in our wetlands.

This 45 minute programmer-led activity is a great opportunity to dive deeper and learn about the often-missed critters who make their home in our wetlands.

All equipment provided. Rubber boots recommended.

For upcoming session dates and times, check Bow Habitat Station’s online booking calendar.

• All tickets must be bought in advance.
• Fee: $4 per person
  - Recommended for ages 4 & up
  - Youth ages 12 and under must be accompanied by a paid adult.
• To safely enable current public health guidelines, pre-registration is required for this program.

Staying Safe Together

Your safety is our priority. Learn about how Bow Habitat Station is taking action to keep you safe on our COVID-19 Response page.

Take a behind-the-scenes look at what it takes to raise over a million trout in the hatchery – including a hands-on experience feeding thousands of trout all at once!

What to Expect:

• Closed-in shoes recommended.
• Visitors must clean their hands using hand sanitizer and walk across a disinfectant mat to enter.
• Follow one-way flow to the largest ponds in the hatchery.
• Each visitor receives one serving of fish food. (Note: containers are disinfected after each use.)
• Household groups will have a specific areas around the pond to feed the fish.

When: Fridays & Saturdays

Tickets available between 10:00 am – 3:00 pm

• Approximate time to feed the fish is 10 mins
• Presale tickets are available for sale online

Fee: $2.00 +tax per person (children 3 & under free with a paid adult)

Youth under the age of 12 must be accompanied by a paid adult

Staying Safe Together

Your safety is our priority. Learn about how Bow Habitat Station is taking action to keep you safe on our COVID-19 Response page.