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Sport fishing in New Brunswick has been a passion for the past 30 years but fly fishing New Brunswick is what really gets me excited. I do a lot more preparing for a fly fishing day on the water than I do for bait casting or spin casting.
Atlantic Canada and specifically New Brunswick, because I live here, is known for the Atlantic salmon. But we also have a great fishery for Brook Trout and Smallmouth Bass and even Pickerel.
BTW: They are all great to catch on the fly rod but still a whole lot of fun on a spinning rod as well.
Our sport fishing season is open from April 15 to September 15 for most fishing in New Brunswick. Salmon fishing does go a bit longer in certain areas, which means you have to know the sport fishing New Brunswick fishing guide rules for the current year.
I live in Moncton, New Brunswick and can be fishing brookies in just minutes from my house. If I give myself an hour I have a ton of places that I can fish for salmon, trout and bass which makes for a lot of fun even after a long day at work. I get a few hours of fishing in and back home before my bed time.
With all the fly fishing around me I could help but to start a blog about the joy of fly fishing in New Brunswick.
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Hi,
My name is Bob Wiltshire and I am the Director of the Center for Aquatic Nuisance Species (CANS), a 501c3 non-profit organization dedicated to reducing the human caused spread of invasive species. As you are no doubt aware, aquatic nuisance species (ANS) are beginning to have huge impacts on fly anglers around the world. From river closures and felt bans in New Zealand to mandatory boat inspection in much of the western US there is no doubt that we as anglers will be significantly impacted by these invaders.
One of the programs that the CANS is developing is the Clean Angling Pledge http://www.cleanangling.org. This simple pledge “I pledge to Inspect, Clean & Dry my equipment to the best of my ability after every on-water use” gets anglers to commit to taking the simple steps necessary to reduce the chance that they are transporting ANS to other waters. Our goals is to get all recreationists to clean as best as they can after every trip and to be aware that they can easily spread ANS through their recreation.
People who take the pledge are eligible to receive the monthly newsletter the Clean Angling News http://www.stopans.org/News/Clean_Angling_News.php which contains articles of interest to anglers and boaters and serves to remind them that reducing the spread is up to every one of us.
The Pledge is being widely supported by organizations, agencies and industry. TU and FFF both encourage their members to take the pledge. Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks has adopted the pledge as their primary means of getting individual anglers involved. We are working with SIMMS, Patagonia, Corkers, Dan Baileys and other wader manufacturers to incorporate the pledge into their marketing and communication efforts and many others in the fly fishing industry are promoting the pledge to their employees and customers.
I am now beginning to reach out to Blog publishers to seek their support for the Pledge and that is why I am writing you today. Would you be willing to promote the Pledge on your Blog? This can be done in a lot of ways. I think it is most effective when the Blogger writes from his or her own perspective and encourages readers to take the pledge. However, I am happy to write a “guest post” or to provide you a press release that you can reference and post a link to. I can also provide HTML code if you are interested in putting a pledge form on your site. If you do this people who take the pledge will never leave your site as they will just get a thank you pop-up when they pledge. These are just a few of the ways that we can approach this and I am wide open to any suggestions you might have or to any other way in which you might want to promote the pledge.
Rather than making this even longer I will stop here and ask for your support, criticism or questions. Please let me know if you are interested in discussing this further.
Thanks
Bob