PRIVATE AND PUBLIC WATER WE FISH ON THE MIRAMICHI RIVER. THE UPPER NORTHWEST MIRAMICHI. Smoker Brook Pool is located at the confluence of Smoker Brook and the Northwest Miramichi. The pool is best fished and waded in moderate to low water. Holding fish through much of the season Smoker Brook has always been one of our best producing pools. This pool is the heart of what we refer to as our up river beats Located 12 miles above the head of tide this beat offers six excellent runs and five pools within a two mile section.There is also 10 miles of open water with numerous productive and rarely used waters to take advantage of. A short walk above Smoker Brook is a real gem when the run is on fast flat water runs over a gravel bar and leads down slope into a deep trough and large boulders at center stream. Best fished May June July when the salmon are on the move but produces salmon through the season or whenever they are moving. Just up river from smoker Brook Pool this pool is excellent in very high to moderate water levels. Easy access and moderate wading. over the years marlins run has given us our first salmon of the year. Fishing well in May in good water the big early hens seem to like to rest around its boulders and rocks. McLaughlin Brook is located just down stream from Smoker Brook. its gravel bar extends across the river and creates a restriction and very shallow water at the top end. The current shifts left, constricts down to 30 feet wide, deepens and heads toward the bank and all kinds of nice holding structure and some substrate. This pool fishes well all season but is a real favorite in June and July when the big run is moving thru and again in the fall when more fish hold in its depths. Camp pool is just around the corner down stream from Smoker Brook. Its deep slow dark waters offer ledges and substrate. It is an easy wade and fishes well through the season. Not a good high water pool and a boat is needed if the water is high it is best fished in moderate to low water conditions. Again its a real favorite in the fall. The loop as locally described is always a guest and guide favorite. Your guide will pole the 20foot canoe down river and watch for salmon as you go. You will stop and fish several of the 2 dozen pools on the way. Some of the more productive pools include. Dr. Wilson's, Stickney, Diggers, Halfway, Tomogonops, The Hawthorn, Blacks, The Turnip Patch, Portage river, Miners, Allison's, McLaughlin Island, Kingston's, The Turn, Browns and Cable. In addition to these there are dozens of pools and runs that are only accessible by canoeing the river and you are most often the only people within sight! THE LOWER NORTHWEST MIRAMICHI. Blow the head of tide on the Lower Northwest Miramichi this pool is where it all starts. Fishing the tides adds an interesting dimension to this pool. this is normally as low on the river as we go. The salmon tend to bunch up here awaiting a high tide or more water to make it up over the first few shallow bars. Easy wading and short casts are all you need to be successful here. These pools are best waded in low water and can be fished by boat in high water. Still in the tidal zone this pool was by far our most productive this season. Salmon would consistently lay over here between tides waiting to go up. All easy wading and easy casting make this pool a real favorite. It fishes well under all but the lowest water conditions. A three minute walk or 30 seconds in a boat to this pool, the pool fishes best in higher water and when the salmon are on the move. A gravel bar with a nice tight run down the far side fishes well in high water and can be easily waded but is best fished by boat in high water. This is also the favorite fishing site for the three resident bald eagles. A five minute walk or two minute boat ride from the lodge this pool is a big wide flat pool below a gravel bar. Good fishing through the season and an excellent spot to stalk some real fall monsters. Located just above the official head of tide this pool will hold large fall spawners that wont be heading any further up river. A short boat ride upriver from the lodge brings us to this pool. Deep slow water with huge submerged car sized boulders define the holding water. Below the boulders is great summer and fall dry fly water and its not unusual to have several hundred fish holding in the lower parts of this pool once September arrives. fished equally well from boat or by wading. 5 Min upriver from the lodge brings us to this pool. One of the largest beats we fish this pool is really several beats. The west side is strait forward easy wading or boat fishing in high water. the center, and best water, is only fishable from a boat in good water conditions. during high and falling tides this beat can be a great producer. The top end and east channel of the bar and small island this run channels the salmon down to a manageable 20 foot wide gap. Easy wading in all but the highest water this pools produces salmon from May to October. This little pool is deceptive. The river is spread out at this point and runs over several very shallow bars. On the east side there is a deep cut were all the salmon go thru. In higher water you would miss it altogether. It can be fished by boat or by wading. This large slow pool leads into two channels and most of the salmon take the east side where they face quick water and lots of boulders. Easy wading and short casts are all you need to fish this pool. there is also three more bars above the run that fish well when the salmon are on the move. Located at the mouth of a major tributary this pool is big deep and slow. it fishes well throughout the season but is best in the fall. Best fished from boat at any water level. But the top end of the pool at the run it can be fished by wading. One of our guests favorite spots. We are now 20min by boat up river and nestled in and surrounded by higher ground on both side of the river. this pool hold salmon year round and is one of our better producers (that's because our guests like fishing it so much) This pool is huge and can easily accommodated a group of rods but as always we only fish two rods on any of our waters. Fast moving, deep and lots of structure make fishing this pool a challenge. Best fished from boats on the east side, it is wadable in lower water from the west side but it requires a long cast to reach the holding spots. a great bit of water for two handed rods!! A real sweet spot at the bottom of an Island this pool is by far Buddy Silliker's (our head guide) favorite beat. Best fished in higher water it can be fished by boat or by wading. Are all good runs fishing well in June July and again in the fall while salmon are moving. With more than 500 miles of fishable water, the Miramichi watershed is, without rival, the largest, most productive Atlantic salmon system in North America. Enter your search terms

mckervill@royallepage.ca. James has an extensive background in the sporting, recreational and hospitality industry. He has been professionally involved in the outfitting and lodging industry since the early 1990s; in the past decade James developed and operated one of the most well- respected and critically-acclaimed lodges in the province. Under his guidance the company has also been involved in property development, residential refurbishing and income property ownership/management. His experience is not limited to the professional in nature, he has been passionately involved in outdoor pursuits throughout the province for the better part of four decades. Whether you are buying property, investing in the hospitality industry, relocating or buying and selling a home in New Brunswick you can rely on James to bring a solid knowledge of the markets and possibilities in hospitality, recreational and residential real estate. EXCLUSIVE RIVERFRONT PROPERTIES. 25 Acers of beautiful waterfront on the Bartholomew River. 586 feet waterfront on Bartholomew River. 712 feet frontage on road. Riparian rights (private water rights). Trout fishing at its best. Early and late run of Atlantic salmon. CALL or EMAIL JAMES FOR MORE INFO. 387 Acers of beautiful waterfront on the Northwest Miramichi River. 667 feet waterfront on Northwest Miramichi River. 1064 feet frontage on each side of gravel road. 103 acres of waterfront on the Bartholomew River. 1200 feet waterfront on Bartholomew River. Excellent huntingwhitetail deer, moose, black bear, grouse and woodcock. Excellent trout and salmon fishing. Click picture for more info and inside photos! 1Full Baths / 1 Half Baths. 28 Sorel Rd, Wayerton (miramichi). Sunny Rock Lodge. Secluded amongst mature spruce and pine on the Northwest Miramichi River, this exceptionally landscaped and well manicured property features a custom built home finished in cedar outside and mellow pine inside. There are 3 bedrooms and one and a half bathrooms. Included are a huge loft and vaulted ceilings in the main living area. The large eat-in kitchen leads out to a spacious enclosed porch with southeast exposure for the morning sun and a spectacular view of the river. Just beyond the deck and hot tub the Northwest Miramichi awaits! Enjoy the great salmon and trout fishing, canoeing, tubing, swimming or just relaxing and watching the salmon jump from this beautiful River Hideaway! THIS HOME CAN BE PURCHASED FULLY FURNISHED!!! Royal LePage Metro James McKervill Ph: 875-0446. 1286 plus walkout basement. 10454 Route 8 Rte, Blissfield. Halfway Bar Lodge: Step out onto the wrap around deck of this newly constructed 3 bed 3 bath log home and you are met by a breathtaking birds eye view of Cashen Island and Halfway Bar pools on the Southwest Miramichi River. Featuring an open concept and vaulted ceilings this beautiful home offers all the modern conveniences yet is hidden away in a totally private and secluded location. 1900 feet of riparian rights on Halfway Bar extends to both sides of the main channel and offers excellent salmon fishing throughout the season. Pool can accommodate 6 rods comfortably. Additional foundation completed adjacent to main lodge and ready to build on. PID#40041337 includes guide`s camp. This offering includes 5 separate parcels of land for a total of 296 Acres. 884 Cains River Road Blackville NB. Waterfront home overlooking the Southwest Miramichi, just below the mouth of the Cains River. Surrounded by mature woods on just over 4 acres, this well built hillside bungalow offers a view up and down the river from just about anywhere in the open concept kitchen, living and dining areas. Patio doors lead to the 40ft long screened in veranda with a commanding view of the river. Hardwood everywhere but the bath and kitchen. Large unfinished basement offers great potential for additional living space. Two wood stoves, a heat pump and a heat recovery air exchanger make this home efficient to heat. Fully wired with alarm system and cable/satellite ready. Central vacuum and water softener round out the features of this executive bungalow. Also included are a single detached garage (16x24) and a detached two storey triple garage (24x20) with a second floor ready to be finished as living space. 16 ACRES IN QUARRYVILLE NB. 16 Acres of waterfront with approximately 800 feet of frontage on the Miramichi just down river from Quarryville. Great building site with a gentle slope to river and enough frontage to subdivide. Long water views from anywhere on the property. Upper end of property features a beautifully landscaped yard surrounding a picture perfect one bedroom log cabin. 200 ACRES- 1330 ft on the river and McLaughlin Island Pool. 205 Urquhart Rd, Three Islands. 200 acres of waterfront property on the Northwest Miramichi River. Approximately 1330 ft on the river and McLaughlin Island Pool. Property lies on both sides of Urquhart Rd. 23 acres on the riverfront is nicely sloped and would be a great place for a cottage, lodge or summer home with south-eastern views down river. The rest of the property is a nice plantation with at least 20 years grown. McLaughlin Brook runs through on the back side of the lot. Access is by good year round government road with power. This page brought to you by. JAMES MCKERVILL Royal LePage Metro. Tobique Valley Outfitters, New Brunswick. Riley Brook, 60 miles east of the Maine border. Smallmouth Bass, Trout, Atlantic Salmon. Black Bear, White-tailed Deer, Grouse, Woodcock, Waterfowl. Established in 1973 in Riley Brook, New Brunswick, Tobique Valley Outfitters ranks among the top sporting lodges in Eastern Canada. The modern well-equipped log lodges are located on an acre in a quiet, secluded riverfront setting and offer the utmost in comfort and solitude. Tobique Valley Outfitters offer many different adventures: hunting, fishing, hiking the Appalachian trails, skidoing, cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, four-wheeling, canoeing, kayaking, bird watching, and more! This operation has a Main Lodge, Valley Lodge, and Owners Residence. The Main Lodge consists of a sitting area and sleeps 10. Valley Lodge consists of an eating area for the guests and sleeps 7. The well-equipped log country lodging offers the best in comfort and solitude. There is also a garage and 2 storage sheds on the property. Tobique Valley Outfitters has sole access to large areas of private, controlled access land which has not been hunted since 1994. Large bears in good numbers are a given. The big and unpredictable New Brunswick bears are hunted from portable tree stands or ground blinds over active baits during the spring. Some very nice trophy White-tailed Deer are available in this area. The Spruce and Maple ridges and numerous Cedar swamps provide ideal food and cover for the Deer herd. The gene pool in this area offers a significant ratio for trophy animals. This area is second to none for Grouse and Woodcock. Different covers can be hunted everyday with many alder flats along streams and deserted farms. Spectacular wing shooting is available on the Woodcocks main migration route. This area has some of the finest duck and goose hunting in Atlantic Canada. The Tobique River and Lake system is one of the richest feeding grounds in the Atlantic flyway. With this operation you have access to over 2000 acres of properly managed fields and wetlands. The combination of fantastic Water Fowling and Upland Hunting makes for a remarkable hunting adventure. Serious fishing is to be had at Le Reservoir Manicouagan where world class fishing can be found in its massive watershed. This is really a magnificent exclusive territory. The Smallmouth Bass is most likely the best Bass fishing someone will experience. It is very common in the spring to catch over 200 fish per day, 4 and 5 pounders are common. Some of the best Atlantic Salmon waters in the world are located here. This area has exclusive rights to the famous Mira...