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Southwest Miramichi River Report - 05/09/07

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General Region	New Brunswick, Canada
Specific Location	Ludlow

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CaseyBentle
Ludlow, NB, Canada

Posts: 2

CaseyBentle on May 15, 2007May 15th, 2007, 7:16 am EDT

The weather has finally changed for the better here in New Brunswick! It's been sunny on the Miramichi with highs in the twenties all this week. The river is at a good level with clear, beautiful water. It is still high enough that all the fishing has to be done out of boats. Boats with guides & their guests are going up and down the river, so we know there are lots of fish around. The salmon are taking on the top with smaller flies and there are quite a few larger trout being taken as well.

Taken from Fish And Hunt Canada.