More than two acres, beyond the Cathedral of the Pines. The main destination for anglers.
The Big Pond supports sunfish, bluegill and largemouth bass. Its size and habitat make it central to both recreation and conservation.
The chapter follows a strict catch-and-release policy. Solar-powered aerators keep the water oxygenated, especially on hot days and overnight.
Unofficial demoUnofficial concept demo by Crafted for Community. Not affiliated with the B-CC Chapter. Photos come from bcciwla.org. This demo comes down November 16, 2026.
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Hi B-CC IWLA members,
I put this concept together to show what a new B-CC IWLA website could look like. Your site already tells the chapter's story well. This demo looks at the member side, which today runs on PDFs, QR sign-ins and emailed invoices.
The centerpiece is a map of the grounds, painted from satellite imagery. Every place on it is a live record. The ranges show whether they're open and take reservations. The ponds, trails, fields and the log cabin each have a page.
Joining is one page: the fee schedule in plain text, the application, online payment, and the dinner meeting swearing-in as a step you can see coming. The Public / Signed in switch at the top shows the members' side: a directory, your renewal and access card, and workday sign-ups. Every member name is made up.
