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Posted: April 11, 2008 Come to Big Bear and we'll help pay for your gas with a FREE gas card! Big Bear Lake visitors don't need to fret about high rising gas prices, because if you stay overnight at one of Big Bear Lake's participating lodges you will receive a free $100, $50 or $25 gas card redeemable at Arco gas stations. Big Bear is less than a tank away from most Southland cities! Big Bear Lake Resort Association is now offering a free $100 gas card for guests booking five or more nights at a participating lodge, or a free $50 gas card for guests booking a three or four nights stay at a participating lodge or a free $25 gas card for guests staying one or two nights at a participating lodge. Getaway and take pleasure in exhilarating daytime recreation and enjoy stargazing and relaxation at night. Come to Big Bear and we will pay for your gas! Call 800-4-BIG-BEAR (800-424-4232) to get your free gas card today or book directly online at www.bigbear.com. The free gas offer for $25, $50 and $100 gas cards begins April 20 and ends November 23, 2008 (non-holiday).
Posted: April 11, 2008 Springtime in Big Bear Lake is Great for Trout Fishing Trips. Springtime in Big Bear Lake means lots of hungry rainbow trout. The water level remains high and the fishing is ready to explode! This year, Big Bear Municipal Water District officials anticipate one of the best fishing seasons ever. Not only is the lake full, but the lake is thriving with thousands of rainbow trout. In fact, the alpine lake is famous for its “pink-meat holdovers.” Big Bear Lake is a first-rate trout fishery and one of only a handful of Southern California lakes to be planted with rainbow trout on a regular basis. In addition to the great trout action, Big Bear Lake has both largemouth and small mouth bass, making it a popular fishing retreat for bass anglers. Other varieties of fish include catfish, crappie, pumpkinseed and bluegill. Fishermen looking for boat rentals are amply served by five marinas that offer fishing and pontoon boats. Licenses and tackle can also be purchased at the marinas. Licensed fishing guides offer a more in-depth fishing experience for trollers and downriggers. Both public boat launch ramps on the North Shore are set to open April 1 and will remain open through November. The lake is also accessible from all shoreline vantage points for easy fishing from shore. Click here to learn more about fishing trips in Big Bear
Posted: Sep. 12, 2006 Visitor Center Goes Wireless Big Bear Lake Resort Association (BBLRA) announced today that its parking lot at 630 Bartlett Road in the Big Bear Village is now equipped for wireless Internet access. BBLRA installed the wireless equipment as a convenience for Big Bear visitors who travel with laptops. The Big Bear Visitor Center is officially a hotspot, said Ken Brengle, CEO for Big Bear Lake Resort Association. Visitors can use our parking lot to surf the web or send and receive email. It's free Internet access, and I hope our visitors take advantage of it. The wireless system can handle up to 100 concurrent connections at one time. The free wireless service is available 24-hours a day, seven days a week. Big Bear Visitor Center is located at 630 Bartlett Road in Big Bear Lake.
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