Gordon Meadow Fall Atlantic Salmon fishing on the Nepisiguit River, New Brunswick.

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It turned out to be our last morning fishing. Gorden Meadow Fall Atlantic Salmon fishing on the Nepisiguit River, New Brunswick.
The Nepisiguit River starts at Mount Carleton Provincial Park and runs approx. 80 miles to Bathurst, New Brunswick is located in the northeastern part of our Canadian Province on the East Coast.
It's not always about catching fish but more about being out in this environment, more so with good friends.
This fall the water levels, angling in general at the end of the season was the opposite of last year.
This year, tons of rain, high water meant the fresh fish likely scoot right up the river to their spawning grounds.
Last year, the levels were some of the lowest in history, which meant many fish were spread out throughout the entire system. Many, stay in the bay waiting for the big rains, many try their luck moving up which means fish are visibly moving in the pools.
Either scenario, it is always awesome.
This will be the last trip of the year in our area.
Hope you enjoy it.

[@gregbaker7505]

Great dream like video of the beautiful Nepisiguit river. The sun through the mist and vibrant fall colors really pop! Cool to see you guys in that serene backdrop. Here's to tight lines 🦈

[@davidd.9495]

Thank you! Good memories of my first grilse/salmon in 1991 as Dad mentioned below. Beautiful footage from the drone giving us a perspective never before seen. Tight lines. Dave Jr

[@thefishingmusicians]

Thankyou

[@randygiffin8291]

Fished this pool with Bob Baker and my friend Bert Delcloo. Great success on blue charm size 12 to 6 They loved it. Randy Giffin

[@jimhanson7476]

A beautiful stretch of water..

[@thefishingmusicians]

The entire 80 or so miles of the Nepisiguit is amazing. The upper is vastly different than below. all its own experience.

[@daviddelcloo2928]

By subscribing, I was able to find this video of Gordon Meadow Brook pool, which has so many great memories. As I sit at my computer, I look up and see the picture of my son in 1991, holding his 1st grilse and I have a long video that Bob Baker made that day with my Son, Bob's old and dear friend John Slucom, myself and Bob. In those days, we walked in and down the steep banks to get to the pool, It was a walk and a half. Thanks for taking time to make the video which refreshed the memory banks.

[@thefishingmusicians]

great stories! I am sure you have many. Thank you for subscribing. There are many videos we have produced about the Nepisiguit over the years. Search our channel and you will find them. I think you will enjoy them alot.

[@crushit9576]

@@thefishingmusicians Is this between pabineau falls and bathurst? or is it before. I can't see gordon meadow pool anywhere on the map.

[@thefishingmusicians]

above pabineau.1.5 kms above Keyanacon bridge.@@crushit9576

[@crushit9576]

@@thefishingmusicians Thanks. I still don't see it on the map but it's probably isn't. We want to do the river this summer starting from Carleton to Bathurst.

[@thefishingmusicians]

Gordon Meadow Brook is on the map. East side of the river. It dumps in the opposite side of where most people fish. It is on the side of the Migmac trail, and there is a swinging bridge over Gordon Meadow just before it deposits into the Nepisiquit. It is a great run, I've done a lot of it but not all. I know people who have, there are a few portages, Indian Falls, Nepisiquit Falls, Pabineau, and maybe another couple. My favorite by far is from the park down to Governors. Closed section of river below, no fishing for 9kms.@@crushit9576

[@phoebelegere]

Love

[@thefishingmusicians]

Thankyou