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I guess thart's why it's called " fishing" and not " catching".]]> Mon, 23 Jul 2007 22:58:30 morfrost http://www.atlantic-salmon-access-point.com/forum/forum/m-31/ http://www.atlantic-salmon-access-point.com/forum/forum/m-31/#num1 Mon, 9 Jul 2007 08:08:19 Paul Elson Jr http://www.atlantic-salmon-access-point.com/forum/forum/m-20/ http://www.atlantic-salmon-access-point.com/forum/forum/m-20/#num1
Hmmmm……possibly, I guess I don’t know the truth to this as I haven’t swam from the coast of Labrador to Miramichi Bay before. However, my suspicion is that it is probably cold enough to slow my front stroke progress down a bit. I think we have been spoiled by warmer than average spring temperatures the past few years in the Maritimes. Whether this has coincided with warmer water temperatures on the adult migration route I am not sure. Let us hope for a “traditional” fishing season with the grilse run coming on strong in the coming weeks. Tight lines and smooth releases to all and try to see if we can get this page humming with some fishing buzz.

By the way I will update the page this weekend upon my return from somewhere on the Miramichi. If you suffer from the same affliction as me you read the posts and don’t add content. It takes only a minute to write a post so throw something on here…..if you really wanted to be working you wouldn’t be thinking about fishing.

Cheers,

hooked
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