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Nova Scotia
Help, I need some advice about fishing in Nova Scotia. I plan to be there in October 2005, staying in Sydney and would like to know if any of you have had an experience there? I would like to do some stream fishing and wonder what types of fish are available to me at that time of year? Any suggestions on a guide?
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Breeze
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Hi there Breeze.
By the time October comes around fishing is pretty well done for here in Nova Scotia. However there are a few exceptions, the following link is to the Dept. of Fisheries website that has the angling regulations listed. [url=http://www.gov.ns.ca/nsaf/sportfishing/angling/:dd50a]http://www.gov.ns.ca/nsaf/sportfishing/angling/[/url:dd50a]
A good guide in that area is Ed Woodsworth, his website is [url=http://www.cbflyfishing.com:dd50a]http://www.cbflyfishing.com[/url:dd50a]
Hope this helps you out.
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Jamie
[url=http://jamie_caddick.tripod.com:dd50a]http://jamie_caddick.tripod.com[/url:dd50a]
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Here is another place to try. I do believe they will answer your questions if you ask them. Jamie gave the Gov. Site and that should help you to. Ron
[url=http://www.novascotiafishing.com/default.asp:aeb4e]http://www.novascotiafishing.com/default.asp[/url:aeb4e]
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Hi Breeze,
You will be about an hour and a half from one of the best fall salmon rivers (Margaree River) in eastern Canada. A friend and I go the middle of October. Last year I was a week to late but the year before I hit it perfect. I hooked 11 salmon and landed 7 of them in 5 days of fishing. The biggest being around 18 lbs. It is a beautiful river to fish, all fishing is fly fishing and you wade the river, felt soled waders recomended, no boats. A non resident licence is around $50.00 Canadian for 7 days fishing and you do not need to have a guide if you do not want to.
A web site to check out
www3.ns.sympatico.ca/mack.strathdee/
This guy has a fly shop near the river and usually has good information about the river.
Might see you there.
Alan Mills (salmonguy)