I arrived home last night at 7 pm. The ride is through scenic country from the time you go through Cambleton to Gaspe Hbr. . We fished a 5 day package leaving a day on each end for travel. Depending on where your coming from and how many stops you make, its going to be 10 to 12 hours from Augusta Maine. That is all it takes to be in this unique Atlantic Salmon fisherie. Quebec Sporting had our liscences, water permits all ready when we arrived at our accomadations, which they also arranged for us. You get delivered to you the water permits and advice on the pools from Quebec sporting every day or the night before. The guides are a good idea, especially if you have not fished the area before. If your an accomplished fisherman and are familiar with the area, guides are not required in Quebec. Quebec Sporting designs the package to fit your budget and personal tastes. We hooked up to 11 fish and tailed 5. This was a personal best for me. There were fish in every sector we fished and the area was beautiful. The waters are not crowded and some days your alone on the sector your fishing. We saw huge fish in most pools 4-5 feet in length and huge. When they broke water they were amazing, especially if their hooked and they start jumping. I will be there in June and September 2005. Early water draw is in November and it is suggested that you call them in October for June water. Great place and great people.
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- Alaska
- Guide & Fisherman
- Guiding: Choosing Your Guide And Choosing Your Customer
- Guiding: Do It Yourself With A Guide
- Guiding: Evolution Of A Guide
- Guiding: Freshwater, More Than Meets The Eye
- Guiding: Friends For Life
- Guiding: Know Where You Are
- Guiding: More Than Just A Fisherman
- Guiding: Mystery Of The Fisherman
- Guiding: Payment
- Guiding: Saltwater, A Different World
- Rough Fish
- Fly Fishing For Rough Fish: Why Do It?
- Introduced Rough Fish: The Carps & Other Invasive Species
- Methodology: Gear & Tactics For Pursuing Roughfish On A Fly
- More Roughfish: Bullheads, Whitefish, Goldeye, Burbot & Drum
- Rough Fish Environments: Where To Look For Rough Fish?
- Rough Fish Species: The Suckers
- Rough fish: A Lifetime Of Learning
- Rough Fish: Fishing For Dinosaurs (Gars & Bowfin)
- Rough Fish: What Are They?
- The Hook: Some Common Rough Fish Fly Patterns
- Spey
- Spey: Applications, Where Can You Do It?
- Spey: Atlantic Salmon, A Significant Fish
- Spey: Defined And Demystified
- Spey: Gear, The Nuts And Bolts
- Spey: Lines, They Are That Important
- Spey: Steelhead, New Traditions & A Modern Movement
- Spey: The Energy
- Spey: The Flies
- Spey: The Swing
- Spey: Two Critical Casts
- Striped Bass
- Striped Bass: Fishing Rocky Shorelines
- Striped Bass: Fishing The Beaches
- Striped Bass: Fishing The Flats
- Striped Bass: Fishing The Reefs
- Striped Bass: Fishing Tidal Rivers
- Striped Bass: Flatwing Swing
- Striped Bass: Fly Line Options & Choices
- Striped Bass: Gear, The Nuts & Bolts
- Striped Bass: Migration Patterns
- Striped Bass: What They Eat
- The Art Of Escape
- Fly Fishing: A Natural Drug
- Fly Fishing: A Validation Of Freedom
- Fly Fishing: Don’t Fight The Current
- Fly Fishing: It Is What It Is
- Fly Fishing: Socialization For Asocial Individuals
- Fly Fishing: The Allure Of The Fish
- Fly Fishing: The Art Of Escape
- Fly Fishing: The Simplicity Of It All
- Fly Fishing: Time Flies
- Fly Fishing: Times You Remember & Try To Forget