Sea Trout on The Upper Caine's

Blissfield, New Brunswick

Description

Drove up for a weekend adventure on the Upper Caine's River chasing Sea Trout! Missed the run by a few days, although lots of brown trout and Salmon par! Well kept campsite, gorgeous water, great fishing!

Take the logging roads from Doaktown into the camp site (marked on provided location). When you purchase your permit Service NB will provide you with a map of what section of the river is yours to fish and how to get to the camp site.

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