July is proving to have some fresh fish moving through each day, with a few days producing very good numbers, especially on the Southwest Miramichi. Generally, the fish are moving rather than holding. NOTE: Don’t forget the meeting Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Newcastle Lions Center to discuss the striped bass and salmon situation. […]
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With better trapnet numbers (see below) and more catching, angling is looking up somewhat. Hopefully, it is a sign of things (fish) to come. A little more rain and cooler temperatures would certainly help the angling. Doug White’s Tammerack Sports Fly Shop in Juniper said it was not a bad week on the river with […]
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There continues to be little bumps of fish through the system, but no big run as of yet. For example, the Millerton put through a good splash of fish on Monday, but low numbers Tuesday. The Cassilis Trap on the Northwest is recording a few each day. They have also been seeing a lot of […]
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Each week sees a few more fish coming into the system, but still no great run. Some anglers are having great luck as a small pod moves through, while others are having no luck. Warmer temperatures had curtailed results, but conditions are improving. Trap nets seemed to be averaging less than six a day, while […]
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Summer is officially here and so are the fish. There has been a steady increase in the number of salmon and grilse entering the system, but there is no great run yet. But for the time of year, things are unfolding as they should. Doug White’s Tammerack Sports Fly Shop in Juniper said back again, […]
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