River Reports
Atlantic Salmon fishing is never predictable. Conditions can change quickly, and a pool that is quiet today may produce fish tomorrow. Water levels, temperature, weather, and the arrival of fresh salmon all influence success on the river. That uncertainty is part of the excitement. Every cast offers a new opportunity, and when everything comes together, the reward catching a Wild Atlantic Salmon makes the experience worthwhile.
We enjoy posting photos on our River Reports as much as possible - especially ones of 'first timers' and 'trophy catches' - but we do respect the wishes of our fishermen so not every fish landed is photographed and the safety of the fish is always a #1 priority - some are never taken from the water due to the condition of both the fish and the water at the time.
We would like to thank all the anglers who have sent us photos of their success with us in the past and hope they continue to do so in the future. Only a small percentage of fish landed have photos added to the Reports and we hope everyone enjoys them. We look forward to you seeing your photos in the future.
October 31st, 2025
As we wrap up the last couple of weeks of September, fishing on the Miramichi River has turned out better than expected. Leading into the recent rainfall, conditions were surprisingly good, and while the rain was much needed, it wasn’t quite as much as we had hoped for. Some of the holding fish moved out with the higher water, but encouragingly, the past few days have brought fresh fish arriving again in the lower stretches of the river. With more rain still in the forecast, we remain hopeful for a strong finish to the season on October 15th.
Our UK group enjoyed one of their best trips in recent years, with most of their salmon taken on Dry Flies—a true highlight for any angler and always a thrill to witness on the Miramichi.
This week, we are delighted to welcome back our friends from Tight Lines Fly Fishing Shop, along with many returning guests from New Jersey. Andrew and Nancy Moy bring not only their enthusiasm but also their exceptional casting instruction, which adds to the experience for everyone fishing with us. We also welcomed anglers from across the U.S. and from Nova Scotia, all of whom shared in the beauty of salmon fishing during the brilliant colors of our prime Autumn Glory—a highlight of the fishing season every year.
Flies of choice this past week have included #8 and #10 Bear Hair, Carter Bugs, and the ever-reliable Flame Thrower.
October 16th, 2025
As we wrap up the last couple of weeks of September, fishing on the Miramichi River has turned out better than expected. Leading into the recent rainfall, conditions were surprisingly good, and while the rain was much needed, it wasn’t quite as much as we had hoped for. Some of the holding fish moved out with the higher water, but encouragingly, the past few days have brought fresh fish arriving again in the lower stretches of the river. With more rain still in the forecast, we remain hopeful for a strong finish to the season on October 15th.
Our UK group enjoyed one of their best trips in recent years, with most of their salmon taken on Dry Flies—a true highlight for any angler and always a thrill to witness on the Miramichi.
This week, we are delighted to welcome back our friends from Tight Lines Fly Fishing Shop, along with many returning guests from New Jersey. Andrew and Nancy Moy bring not only their enthusiasm but also their exceptional casting instruction, which adds to the experience for everyone fishing with us. We also welcomed anglers from across the U.S. and from Nova Scotia, all of whom shared in the beauty of salmon fishing during the brilliant colors of our prime Autumn Glory—a highlight of the fishing season every year.
Flies of choice this past week have included #8 and #10 Bear Hair, Carter Bugs, and the ever-reliable Flame Thrower.
October 8th, 2025
As we wrap up the last couple of weeks of September, fishing on the Miramichi River has turned out better than expected. Leading into the recent rainfall, conditions were surprisingly good, and while the rain was much needed, it wasn’t quite as much as we had hoped for. Some of the holding fish moved out with the higher water, but encouragingly, the past few days have brought fresh fish arriving again in the lower stretches of the river. With more rain still in the forecast, we remain hopeful for a strong finish to the season on October 15th.
Our UK group enjoyed one of their best trips in recent years, with most of their salmon taken on Dry Flies—a true highlight for any angler and always a thrill to witness on the Miramichi.
This week, we are delighted to welcome back our friends from Tight Lines Fly Fishing Shop, along with many returning guests from New Jersey. Andrew and Nancy Moy bring not only their enthusiasm but also their exceptional casting instruction, which adds to the experience for everyone fishing with us. We also welcomed anglers from across the U.S. and from Nova Scotia, all of whom shared in the beauty of salmon fishing during the brilliant colors of our prime Autumn Glory—a highlight of the fishing season every year.
Flies of choice this past week have included #8 and #10 Bear Hair, Carter Bugs, and the ever-reliable Flame Thrower.