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In reading the posts, a lot of writers use the Thompson River as the standard for "big water". Not having visited this River and having the shared experience, it is difficult to understand others people's perspectives.
I live in Eastern Canada, and have fished a number of rivers in the general area (different provinces / states).
I have reviewed what information I can find. That being said it would be helpful to see a bit more information to help me understand :the general size of this river where many people fish (Spencer Bridges / other) , how far do you have to cast, what size are the average fish you are most likely to hook, etc.
Perhaps most importantly, what is similiar size river from the East ( Restigouche, Penobscot, Ct, etc). Perhaps a flow number (CFS) and a width.
Thanks in advance-
I live in Eastern Canada, and have fished a number of rivers in the general area (different provinces / states).
I have reviewed what information I can find. That being said it would be helpful to see a bit more information to help me understand :the general size of this river where many people fish (Spencer Bridges / other) , how far do you have to cast, what size are the average fish you are most likely to hook, etc.
Perhaps most importantly, what is similiar size river from the East ( Restigouche, Penobscot, Ct, etc). Perhaps a flow number (CFS) and a width.
Thanks in advance-