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what are the best things to do when travelling in atlantic canada?
please gives lots of ideas and details!!! interesting places to go, sights to see, etc
Be sure to see the Bay of Fundy with the highest tides in the world and the rocks at Hopewell Cape in NB. The Bay is also the summer home of the last tiny remnant of northern right whales, which have been hunted almost to extinction. Go whale watching in St. Andrews NB, lots of wonderful craft shops. Stuff yourself with seafood! Lobster, clams, every kind of fish, smoked salmon, scallops (to die for!) shrimp, mussels, crabs. Try some dulse, an edible seaweed.
Then drive to Saint John, wonderful old historic port with a superb downtown heritage preservation area. Walk Harbour Passage, see the unique Saint John City Market with all kinds of crafts and food vendors, the New Brunswick Museum (one of the oldest in Canada) - all these are connected by an underground pedway system. And the Reversing Falls, where the river flows two ways and you can go through the narrow gorge on a jetboat. The Martello Tower built to defend against the US in the War of 1812.
You will find lots more to interest you in southern NB!
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| | River Oar Set $129 Special heavier thickness, stronger aluminum shaft with fiberglass and aluminum reinforced blades. Utilizes a flat blade for flat river or lake rowing. This is one tough oar set. 7'10" long. |
| | River oar lock set $59 Set of 2 Oarlocks for our FoldCats, angled just right for rowing our 375fc and 440fc. Comes with mounting hardware. |
| | AB90 River Guide Oar Set $189 Longer and much stronger oar set with large diameter, heavier thickness aluminum shaft. This Oar set is suitable for white water use when floating down rivers. |
| | Squid Anchor Kit $49 Ideal for kayak camping or any time pounds are at a premium, the Squid Anchor gets its heft from up to 14 lbs. of river sand, stones, rocks or gravel provided by nature. Triple flukes add sticking power. When you're done, just dump, rinse, stow and go! Weighs under 8oz. when empty. Comes with 25' of rope. Stored anchor dimensions 12"x2.5"x2.5" |
| | SE 370 Pro Kayak Inflatable Kayak Package $349 The Sea Eagle 370 is the 330's big sister. Only 6 lbs. heavier (32 lbs.) with a larger carrying capacity of 3 people or 650 lbs. You can take along enough gear for that long weekend fishing trip, camping adventure or river running voyage. Form and function make the Sea Eagle 370 America's second most popular inflatable kayak. This affordable inflatable sport kayak is as lightweight and portable as it gets, yet still remarkably stable and durable. |
| | SE 370 QuikSail Inflatable Kayak Package $489 The Sea Eagle 370 is the 330's big sister. Only 6 lbs. heavier (32 lbs.) with a larger carrying capacity of 3 people or 650 lbs. You can take along enough gear for that long weekend fishing trip, camping adventure or river running voyage. Form and function make the Sea Eagle 370 America's second most popular inflatable kayak. This affordable inflatable sport kayak is as lightweight and portable as it gets, yet still remarkably stable and durable. |
| | SE 370 Deluxe Inflatable Kayak Package $329 The Sea Eagle 370 is the 330's big sister. Only 6 lbs. heavier (32 lbs.) with a larger carrying capacity of 3 people or 650 lbs. You can take along enough gear for that long weekend fishing trip, camping adventure or river running voyage. Form and function make the Sea Eagle 370 America's second most popular inflatable kayak. This affordable inflatable sport kayak is as lightweight and portable as it gets, yet still remarkably stable and durable. |
| | SE 370 Sport Fishing Inflatable Kayak Package $329 The Sea Eagle 370 is the 330's big sister. Only 6 lbs. heavier (32 lbs.) with a larger carrying capacity of 3 people or 650 lbs. You can take along enough gear for that long weekend fishing trip, camping adventure or river running voyage. Form and function make the Sea Eagle 370 America's second most popular inflatable kayak. This affordable inflatable sport kayak is as lightweight and portable as it gets, yet still remarkably stable and durable. |
| | SE 330 Pro Kayak Inflatable Kayak Package $329 Imagine yourself blasting down a white water river — spray flying everywhere and your heart beating like a drum. Or imagine yourself on a mirror-smooth lake at dawn, slicing the silence with smooth paddle strokes. Can one boat do all this? Yes, our Sport Kayaks do all that and more! Our lightest, most portable kayak is America's most popular, the versatile Sea Eagle 330. It weighs just 26 lbs. and packs down small enough to fit in the smallest car trunk. Don't let the light weight fool you, it's a rugged kayak able to hold 2 people or 500 lbs and yet easy enough to be carried and paddled by one. |
| | SE 330 Pro Solo Kayak Inflatable Kayak Package $239 Imagine yourself blasting down a white water river — spray flying everywhere and your heart beating like a drum. Or imagine yourself on a mirror-smooth lake at dawn, slicing the silence with smooth paddle strokes. Can one boat do all this? Yes, our Sport Kayaks do all that and more! Our lightest, most portable kayak is America's most popular, the versatile Sea Eagle 330. It weighs just 26 lbs. and packs down small enough to fit in the smallest car trunk. Don't let the light weight fool you, it's a rugged kayak able to hold 2 people or 500 lbs and yet easy enough to be carried and paddled by one. |
| | SE 330 Deluxe Kayak Inflatable Kayak Package $279 Imagine yourself blasting down a white water river — spray flying everywhere and your heart beating like a drum. Or imagine yourself on a mirror-smooth lake at dawn, slicing the silence with smooth paddle strokes. Can one boat do all this? Yes, our Sport Kayaks do all that and more! Our lightest, most portable kayak is America's most popular, the versatile Sea Eagle 330. It weighs just 26 lbs. and packs down small enough to fit in the smallest car trunk. Don't let the light weight fool you, it's a rugged kayak able to hold 2 people or 500 lbs and yet easy enough to be carried and paddled by one. |
| | SE 330 QuikSail Kayak Inflatable Kayak Package $479 Imagine yourself blasting down a white water river — spray flying everywhere and your heart beating like a drum. Or imagine yourself on a mirror-smooth lake at dawn, slicing the silence with smooth paddle strokes. Can one boat do all this? Yes, our Sport Kayaks do all that and more! Our lightest, most portable kayak is America's most popular, the versatile Sea Eagle 330. It weighs just 26 lbs. and packs down small enough to fit in the smallest car trunk. Don't let the light weight fool you, it's a rugged kayak able to hold 2 people or 500 lbs and yet easy enough to be carried and paddled by one. |
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Jet Boat Racing the Salmon River 2009 Take 1
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You live between two of the best trout/salmon/steelhead waters in NY, if not the entire country. To the West is Oak Orchard where the steelies will be running in just a few weeks. To the east is the Salmon River in Pulaski where they are up in the river now. You can be in Oak Orchard in 30 minutes from downtown Rochester and Pulaski in a couple of hours. I made a trip to Pulaski last week and fished in the 20 degree weather with a bit of snow and got into a couple of steelhead. There are usually browns around whenever the salmon or steelies are because they like to feed on the eggs.
At this time of the year, you need to fish deep. The fish are hunkered down low and are just opportunistic or defensive in how they feed. Regardless of what type of rod you are using, you need to have your bait/lure on the bottom of the river.
You live between two of the best trout/salmon/steelhead waters in NY, if not the entire country. To the West is Oak Orchard where the steelies will be running in just a few weeks. To the east is the Salmon River in Pulaski where they are up in the river now. You can be in Oak Orchard in 30 minutes from downtown Rochester and Pulaski in a couple of hours. I made a trip to Pulaski last week and fished in the 20 degree weather with a bit of snow and got into a couple of steelhead. There are usually browns around whenever the salmon or steelies are because they like to feed on the eggs.
At this time of the year, you need to fish deep. The fish are hunkered down low and are just opportunistic or defensive in how they feed. Regardless of what type of rod you are using, you need to have your bait/lure on the bottom of the river.
You know, I heard that Big Foot finally wizened up and joined the human race so you may have a bit of a challenge finding him.
In fact…..I have even seen him here on Yahoo Answers.
He goes by the handle…..Old Fuzz……lol
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