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Title: Rod and gun
Year: 1898 (1890s)
Authors: Canadian Forestry Association
Subjects: Fishing Hunting Outdoor life
Publisher: Beaconsfield, Que. (etc.) Rod and Gun Pub. Co. (etc.)
Contributing Library: Gerstein - University of Toronto
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Toronto

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of fine salt ison the head guide, who is chosen on ac- good eating all through the summer,count of his experience and capabilities. Too much salt to burn the fish must notA favorite canoe trip for the coming be put on however. If the salting istwo^ears, when it will have become old carefully dcnethe result is a great success. A recent visitor to Edmonton was a that the moose range near the settle-young Englishman named Pope who ments in large numbers. He succeededspent the winter in the far north and en- i obtaining a considerable pile of furs. . . n , , r includmg cross fox, red fox, Ivnx, andgaged m trappmg as a profitable form ,^^^^^^ ^^^ ^^^^^^^^^ ^^^^ ^^^^ ^o Ed- of recreation. He reported an extremely monton directly from Peace River,, severe winter in the north and stated Crossing, five hundred miles north.
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New Brunswicks Sporting Advantages lO Province throughout the Dominion offers greater.=- advantages to sportsmenand holiday seekers than NewBrunswick. ^^ is rich in woodsand waters, in beautiful to^ nsand still more beautiful countr> 1 charming rivers - J^^--^^^and lakes, in splendid gameareas, and in delighttul fi.hn.ggrounds. For salmon and troutft offers the best fly fishmg mthe world, and later on in the •ear it gives the grandest shoot •n^for moose, deer caribou, and bear. The famous St. JohnRiver would alone attract thous-ands of tourists and It IS only ^ct thp verv numerousone amongst the \er> attractions offered by the Province to those who spend their , Vacations within its bcundane.Our illustration gives a ^ew otone of the stretches of this ^ noble river whose many beautieshave tobe seen to be appreciated at anything like their true value^ The sportsmen of the basiernStatesknowmuchofNewBruns- fJick and its many advantagesand delights, while Canadians^ :;: likewise

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