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Miramichi Fishing Report for Thursday, July 5, 2012
Let’s start with the positives. There certainly is no shortage of water, and there are new fish moving into the system in reasonable numbers, and anglers are seeing good numbers, even if they are not taking as well as we might like. However, there is sure a lot more excitement...
Efforts to protect salmon continue
by everett mosher Times & transcript 03 Jul 2012 10:27AM This spring salmon anglers were very concerned about the large number of striped bass spawning in the lower section of the Miramichi River. Indeed, it appears that anglers were not at all happy that instead of hooking salmon or trout...
Students release fish at end of school project
The Miramichi Salmon Conservation Centre provided salmon eggs to 16 schools in the Miramichi area this past March. The students release the fish at the end of the school year and most visit the salmon hatchery for a tour and lunch. Students release fish at end of school project Contributed...
New Brunswick will celebrate Culture Days 2012
New Brunswick will be a part of Culture Days 2012, a Canada-wide celebration of culture on September 28, 29, and 30. Those who wish to take part in the celebrations can register their activities today on the national Culture Days website at www.culturedays.com. They must be free and open to...
Miramichi’s Steve Heckbert Releases 1st Album in 30 Years at Shadbangers Ball
Steve Heckbert Steve Heckbert will release his new CD, Top Down, at the 1st Annual Shadbangers Ball on July 27, 2012 from 7 – 10 pm at the Rodd Miramichi. It has been 30 years since the release of his first album Bottoms Up, in 1982, with the original Shadbangers...
Learn How to Fly Fish at Curtis Miramichi River Outfitters
Miramichi Fly Fishing School is only a stone throw away from the Bartholomew and Miramichi rivers, which makes it a perfect place to offer fly fishing courses. If you have been thinking about giving fly fishing a try, these courses will definitely give you a jump start on a great...
Water levels at Blackville
The rain that we have received since last weekend has certainly helped the river conditions and should help bring fish in over the next couple of weeks. Personally I would like to see the sun again as would many anglers I am sure.
Miramichi Fishing Report for Thursday, June 28, 2012
Rain on this past weekend, and more this week, certainly helped river conditions, adding oxygen to the water and raising the levels to spring high, or even higher. Although a bit too much water for the present, it should be very beneficial for the rivers in the next couple of...
Sturgeon caught in Miramichi River
Gaspereau fishermen got a surprise when what is believed to be a sturgeon showed up in their net last week. The fish was caught in an Aboriginal commercial gaspereau trap net on the Miramichi.
Northwest and Dungarvon Barrier Reports – June 24th, 2012
The reports are in from the Northwest and Dungarvon Barriers. The Northwest Barrier continues to have higher salmon numbers than the same time last year but fewer grilse. Brook trout numbers are also down. Grilse (to 63 cm) Small Salmon (64-84 cm) Large Salmon (>84 cm) Total Small...
Blackville School Hosting Summer Camps
Looking for something to educate, entertain or inspire you or your kids this summer? Blackville School will be hosting two summer camps for children in July. Children ages 5 to 7 are welcome to attend camp from Monday, July 9 to Thursday, July 12; camp for kids between 9 and...
MSA Director to be honoured in Miramichi Salmon Museum Hall of Fame
MSA Director Debbie Norton is one of four women to be inducted into the Miramichi Salmon Museum Hall of Fame. The following press release was issued by Museum Executive Director Linda Gaston. 2012 Miramichi Salmon Museum Inc. Hall of Fame Press Release World Famous Respected Angler & Fisherwoman one of...
Miramichi Fishing Report for Thursday, June 21, 2012
The two key words this week are “slow” and “low”, and by the weather forecast, we might add “warm”. The traps nets at both Cassilis and Millerton were averaging less than five fish a day. There are small squirts of fish moving through, but in no great numbers. A few...