Poison Ivy can be found in several areas of New Brunswick. Whenever traveling through wooded areas one must be careful of skin contact with the leaves of the plant. Here are a couple of photos to help identify the plant. Read the rest of this entry »

For a complete list of fishing regulations please refer to the Department of Natural Resources FISH 2007 handbook. FISH 2007 can be downloaded at www.gnb.ca

The following are some important regulations to remember while angling in the Miramichi:

Open Season for Atlantic salmon is April 15 to October 29 (although dates vary by river).
Season Bag limit is 8 grilse
Daily bag limit is 1 grilse, after which, fishing for the day is finished.
Possession Limit is 8 grilse
Maximum size limit is less than 63cm (grilse). Atlantic salmon are to be released

The Miramichi river system is a scheduled river meaning fly-fishing only.
No spinning roads are permitted at any time.
Live bait is not allowed at any time.
A licensed guide is required by all non-resident fishermen.
Single and double hooks only are permitted.
Angling licenses must be signed and carried at all times while angling
Gaffs and spears can not be used to land sport fish in inland waters.
Adult salmon must be released live and unharmed