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Hello
I want to say hello to everyone, I am new to this site as a registered user but have been reading for quite a while.
Happy to be here
I have been flyfishing for the past 25 years and my favorite specie is sea run brook trout. I also like lake trout, brook trout, lake whitefish and northern pike
Jocelin
Welcome Jocelin…I’ve always wanted to seriously fish the waters of Quebec.
Welcome Jocelin…I’ve always wanted to seriously fish the waters of Quebec. Please post photos of your adventures! We’d like to see them.
Cameron
Thanks for the welcome
Yes I will post some pictures later in the week what are you interested in
Jocelin
welcome to the IA forum. I haven’t been here long myself but I’ve already found it to be full of great information, kind people and fun conversations
Quebec?
Jocelin…I’m interested in anything that you wish to share.
Hey Jocelin –
Welcome again.
Are you fishing for Atlantic Salmon where you are?
Zach
Yes I do target Atlantics in July nad August whem I have time, the bulk of my time fishing is up north on the Aux Outardes River where no anadromous fish swim. The Outardes river keeps me occupied from late May to Late October after moose hunt. The only time i get to fish atlantics are in July when I have days off. I take about 20 to 30 anglers during July and august for Atlantic Salmon and Sea run brook trout Fishing.

I have some atlantic salmon pictures but none with spey rods, because the rivers in this area are to small for this type of fishng (small streams).
On the North Shore the Moisie is the only real big salmon river with almost all of it’s run being big fish, the rivers I fish wich are 5 to 10 miles from my door step are small streams with wading only and small pools and pocket waters. The average salmon is around 8 to 12 pounds and the multi sea run are around 15 to 25 lbs. But the bulk of the run are grilse in the 4 to 6 pound class.

I have rarely seen 2 handed rods in the Trinity and the Pentecote river wich are the rivers I fish for atlantics, The pentecote is big enough for the 2 handed and one day I will give it a try. I got myself a 11 ft #8 Gatti fr 3pa that i want to convert into a switch rod and give this a try before I get a real full size 2 hand rod.

Jocelin
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