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	Chaleur Bay - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Chaleur Bay or the Bay of Chaleur (French baie des Chaleurs) is an arm of the Gulf of Saint Lawrence separating Quebec's Gaspé Peninsula from New Brunswick's North Shore.
		The wide mouth of the Restigouche River is formed at the western-most (upper) end of the bay.
		The bay is host to an unusual visual phenomenon, the Phantom Ship of the Bay of Chaleur, an apparition of sorts resembling a ship on fire which appears all over the Bay.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Chaleur_Bay (318 words)

	Saumon Québec - Salmon Rivers in Québec - General Presentation (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		The river's headwaters are in the parc de la Gaspésie, where it begins its 125 km journey southward to the Baie-des-Chaleurs at the village of the same name.
		The Bonaventure River has long been one of the Gaspé's most cherished Atlantic salmon fishing rivers, evidenced by the fact that in 1697 the King of France granted seignorial rights to the sieur de la Croix.
		The zec encompasses approximately 65 km of the river.
	www.saumonquebec.com /NASApp/sqc/actions/showRivierePresentation?rv=1&rg=11&lg=en (495 words)

	N.S. Marathon Canoe
		We are camped at Cime Aventure ("peak adventure"), an outdoor recreation centre on the banks of the Bonaventure River, eleven km upstream of the town of Bonaventure, located on the south coast of Quebec's Gaspe peninsula on the Baie de Chaleurs.
		Bonaventure is about seven hours from Halifax and about ninety minutes from the NB border.
		The river volume and speed increased as we passed the first of several small feeder streams.
	www.chebucto.ns.ca /sportfit/NSMC/detbonv04.htm (2420 words)

	fishing gaspe quebec cascapedia canada (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Its rivers are said to be the clearest in the world and, having seen them, I have no reason to doubt this.
		Bonaventure River is a different kettle of fish.
		Gaspe's rivers offer exceptional wet and dry fly fishing, the peninsula is a lovely place, beautiful scenery, beaches, food and climate, really everything that anyone could wish for and it's fishing is available and inexpensive.
	www.letsflyfish.com /gaspe.htm (725 words)

	Running the Bonaventure River
		The river was narrow as we entered it, barely two canoes wide and it twisted and turned back and forth in so many S turns it almost made you sick.
		The river was nothing more than one set of rapids after another and Hal was in the lead poling down when I heard him let out a whoop and than I heard the clatter of his pole dropping into his canoe.
		The river widened out as we approached the coast and the headwind was there to muck up our lines through the rapids.
	www.geocities.com /Yosemite/Rapids/2772/bonaventure/bonaventure.htm (2695 words)

	Bonaventure Cemetary, Savannah, GA - A Special Place - Sierra Club
		Where: Bonaventure Cemetary, Savannah, GA Why: Imagine a cemetery unlike any other, one that is so beautiful you would feel privilidged to be laid to rest here.
		Nestled on the banks of the Wilmington River, Bonaventure has many 200 year old monuments that reflect the love our ancestors felt for their "dearly departed" in a way unparelled by modern culture.
		The historic monuments are accented by live oaks that are just as old, with Spanish moss suspended from their huge branches, as well as sega palms planted by many of the graves.
	www.sierraclub.org /specialplace/yourplaces/bonaventure.asp (213 words)

	Iceland
		In the heart of this wild interior lies the prengisandur ("exploding desert") - perhaps the most desolate, harsh and spiritual region of all - in the Sagas it was the mystical home of legendary outlaws, elves, and mythical creatures.
		Totally uninhabitable, most of its dramatic rivers, both glacial and spring fed, are typically unnavigatedand unexplored due to both their remoteness, and an historical inclination to avoid the unpredictable interior waterways.
		The rivers differ substantially from one another - both in terms of surrounding landscape, and the nature of the whitewater.
	www.wildsofmaine.com /wizzl.html (569 words)

	Eastern Canada Fishing Trips from Classic Connections
		From the famed Miramichi to the crystal clear rivers of the Gaspe Peninsula, Eastern Canada is home to some of the best Atlantic salmon rivers in the world.
		Camp Bonaventure’s bilingual guides are dedicated and professional, and the entire staff will work to ensure your stay is an unforgettable one.
		Located on the St. Jean River, a small, absolutely clear, jewel of a river on Quebec’s Gaspe Peninsula, Pavilion is a dry fly fisherman’s dream.
	www.classic-connections.com /ecanada_fishing.html (352 words)

	Pilot Guides.com: Poling the Bonadventure
		The Gaspe Peninsula is considered to be the heartland of Acadia, an area that stretches from the eastern Canada provinces of Nova Scotia and New Brunswick, to the lands known as the Gaspe.
		The Chic-Choc mountains are the source of the Bonaventure and for the first two days, the river will be quite narrow, just a stream really, but with several sections of fast-running rapids.
		- The river was the major avenue of communication for the early Acadians was the river, and the canoe was the main mode of transport.
	www.pilotguides.com /destination_guide/north_america/canada/poling_the_bon_adventure.php (612 words)

	Whitewater Kayaking & Canoeing in Smith River & Montana - Easy Drifting: What, Me Paddle? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		IT'S 58 MILES from the Smith River's Camp Baker put-in to the Eden Bridge take-out—a lazy five-day float, if you want it to be, which I always do.
		The river turns and braids, and we can pull over and hike to see ocher cave paintings left by the original Smith River floaters.
		From the tip of its 54 14ers to the bottom of its rapid-choked rivers, Colorado means adventure, 365 days a year.
	away.com /tripideas/smith-river-whitewater-kayaking-309048.html (485 words)

	Northeast Paddlers Message Board: Article: Bonaventure River (QUE)
		River runs freely from crest of Appalachian range to the sea - Seventy-five to eighty-five miles of very nearly continuous class I-III (depending on put-in and take-out).
		As I stood on the rock out cropping just a few feet away from the first major drop of the biggest class III rapid on the Bonaventure River, I was thinking about the differences between this run and most of the other IIIs and IVs I've run.
		The Bonaventure River has been described as nearly one hundred miles of virtually continuous, runable, class II-III rapids, with crystal clear water, and excellent remote wilderness camping; flowing freely from the crest of the Appalachians to the Atlantic.
	www.npmb.com /cms2/content.php?article.276 (1623 words)

	Canadian Canoe Routes :: View topic - Bonaventure Campsites (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		I wouldn't expect there to be too many people on the river in early June, most will be your fellow Americans as this river is so far away for most Canadians.
		Much of the upper river was involved in a big burn in the mid 90's, pretty much restricted to the east (right) bank the fire in places did come right to the river's edge and in these areas there are lots of dead trees to fall into the river.
		The Bonaventure offers a rare possibility - to run an entire river from where it starts as just a stream in Lake Bonaventure to where it ends as it enters the Atlantic ocean.
	www.myccr.com /SectionForums/viewtopic.php?p=116568 (1455 words)

	CANADA- ANGLER ADVENTURES
		The rivers' unique strain of wild salmon, known for their exceptional fighting ability, often reach weights of 30 pounds, and several fish estimated at over 60 pounds have been released in recent years.
		Salmon begin entering the river in late May and the average weight for June fish in recent years is well over 18 pounds with better than 10% over 30 pounds.
		The elegant lodge is located on the banks of one of Canada’s premier dry fly rivers, the gin clear Bonaventure River, and offers access to trophy waters on the famed Grand Cascapedia as well as a prolific sea run brook trout fishery on the Petite Cascapedia.
	www.angleradventures.com /canada.htm (819 words)

	EXPEDITION RIVERS
		The South Nahanni River is Canada's Grand Canyon: It drops out of the Mackenzie Mountains and winds through alpine tundra, forests, canyons and karst"a whole geological lesson paddling from the top to the bottom," says guide Chris Pullen.
		Whitewater is the adventure traveler's reason to go down two river arms that start in Canada, meet in Glacier Bay National Park and flow through the world's largest protected area at 27 million acres.
		Rough and swift near its origin, the river is a challenge for intermediate paddlers before settling into a steady Class II.
	www.lookingforadventure.com /expeditionrivers.htm (384 words)

	canoeing Bonaventure River Quebec Canada
		The Bonaventure River, which literally means "Good Adventure" in French, is said to be the prettiest canoeing river in Quebec.
		Your put in point for the canoeing trip is Bonaventure Lake, a picturesque lake in the heart of Parc de la Gaspesie.
		The river is forgiving and does much of the paddle work for you as the current helps you downstream through runnable rapids, nothing higher than Class III.
	www.adventures.ca /gasnet/1235-1.htm (413 words)

	Guided Canoe Trips on the Missinaibi River, Ontario Canada
		This is the rapid running section of the river on a 7 day trip for the fit and adventurous paddler.
		This is where the river plunges 300 feet onto the Hudson Bay Lowlands, and where we spend a full rest day exploring.
		A canoe-camping river trip for parents and children, designed around the idea that an outdoor vacation can mean more than a campground or cottage rental.
	www.missinaibi.com /trips.htm (758 words)

	Gaspe Salmon Destinations - River Reports (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Marc Leblanc floated the Bonaventure (sectors C and D)yesterday and saw a few fish (9) but no takers.
		The Petite is not scheduled to open unto the 15th so I will bring you more news of that river when it opens.
		Be careful if you float her this year, I find it to be one of the most dangerous rivers around if you are not familiar with how to pass by a log jam with a canoe properly.
	www.gaspesalmon.com /ahtm/river.asp?id=3 (161 words)

	Western Rivers Flyfisher
		This beautiful lodge is located on the banks of The Bonaventure River on Quebec’s Gaspe Peninsula.
		The lodge itself was built six years ago and features cathedral ceilings, a 35-foot two-sided stone fireplace, and a view of the river from the dining room.
		The Bonaventure boasts the rare opportunity to sight fish to bright Atlantic Salmon with both wet and dry flies.
	www.wrflyfisher.com /travel_details.php?cat_id=6c944e6c630e7c323d02037114a9f0a3&id=c5ac340bf4dc75c3c1bf2e669c6a87c4 (284 words)

	Expeditions: Lewis and Clarking It \| Outside Online (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		I swear the bird cackled when, in the nanosecond I took my eyes off the river to watch it take flight, I heard a thunk and was whipped over the gunwales.
		But the Bonaventure lays claim to an eerie timelessness; you half-expect to see tepee settlements from 16th-century Mi'kmaq Indians lining the shore.
		The river lacked the things that can turn canoe trips into heinous nightmares: mosquitoes, portages, and hypothermic weather.
	outside.away.com /outside/destinations/200107/200107paddling_4.html (559 words)

	Cime Aventure Inc. - Complete Profile (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		alongside the Bonaventure river on the Gaspe Peninsula.
		Bonaventure river offers the most limpid waters in the province
		- Excursion downstream on the Bonaventure river by canoe with
	strategis.ic.gc.ca /ccc/search/navigate.do?language=eng&portal=1&estblmntNo=123456162303&profile=completeProfile (470 words)

	Bonaventure Tourist Information and Travel Guide at InfoHub.com
		The most easterly resort on the bay is BONAVENTURE, whose tiny centre, beside Hwy 132, edges the marshy delta and man-made lagoon of the river that sports its name.
		Highlights of the collection include some delightful handmade furniture dating from the eighteenth century and a whole range of intriguing photographs that encapsulate something of the hardships of Acadian rural life.
		Camping Plage Beaubassin, 154 ave Beaubassin (early June to Aug; up to $40) is a municipal campsite on the spit of land between the lagoon and the bay.
	www.infohub.com /Destinations/North-America/Canada/Bonaventure (253 words)

	Camp Bonaventure Sporting Lodge \| Flyfishing and Wingshooting
		Camp Bonaventure is ideally located to allow our guests the opportunity to fish three great Atlantic Salmon rivers from June through September.
		The Bonaventure, legendary for its water clarity and sight casting opportunities, the Petit Cascapedia known for its clear picturesque pools holding big salmon and huge brookies, and the famous Grand Cascapedia where salmon in the forty pound class are not uncommon.
		Your days on the river are enhanced by the experience and knowledge of our expert guides who have fished these waters for years and know where to put you over fish.
	www.infohub.com /Lodgings/lodging_pages/2026.html (448 words)

	Quebec, Gaspe Peninsula, Petit Cascapedia, Grand Cascapedia, fly fishing, sporting lodge, Atlantic Salmon,
		We are pleased to present Camp Bonaventure, a sporting lodge for the most discriminating angler and wingshooter.
		Our rivers are legendary, The Bonaventure for the extreme clarity of the water, The Petite Cascapedia for its outstanding combination of sight fishing for large salmon and huge sea- run brook trout and the Grand Cascapedia for some of the largest Atlantic Salmon in the world.
		Nestled in a natural stand of northern birch on the banks of the Bonaventure River-perhaps the clearest Salmon River in the world-Camp Bonaventure is one of the finest sporting lodges in North America.
	www.worldwidefishing.com /quebec/b2172 (708 words)

	THÉRIAULT Family Reunion 2004: Links and Resources
		Across the river, west of Belleisle is the Pré-Ronde (Round Hill) area (the peninsula which juts north into the river), homestead of Pierre Thibodeau and Jeanne Terriot, elder daughter of Jehan and Perrine.
		The homestead was approximately 10km east of Port-Royal on the north shore of the river.
		Bonaventure Terriot homestead in the old Beliveau village of Port Royal, present-day Annapolis-Royal (about 1km west of Port Royal on the south shore of the Annapolis River) where Bonaventure cultivated his father-in-law's (Michel Boudrot) land.
	www.terriau.org /rencontre2004/links.htm (1067 words)

	Bonaventure River, Quebec - Canoeing / Kayaking
		CIME Adventures is the outfitter located right on the river.
		CIME provides a ground shuttle in an old school bus.
		my brother and i went last june and had a blast the water is great, rapids were good, water moved very well all the way.mostly a class 2 river with some good ledges thru the gorge section.
	www.paddling.net /message/showThread.html?fid=wtrip&tid=423768 (147 words)

	Bonaventure River Canoe KayakTrip, Gaspe Quebec
		From its source high in Chic-Choc Mountains, the Bonaventure runs clean and crystal-clear towards the Baie des Chaleurs After a bit of whitewater instruction, we'll be able to run the rapids in open canoes; long stretches of downhill C-II rapids are run each day.
		JUNE 29: As we descend the river, we enter the portion of the Bonaventure with restricted access salmon fly fishing.
		JUNE 30- July 1: The river is wider now, and flows with a 10 km current for the last two days.
	www.missinaibi.com /boneventure.htm (569 words)

	Saumon Québec - Salmon Rivers in Québec - Available Rods (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		This section permits you to consult the rods (days/fishing) available on this river and also to reserve and make payments online if you are a member.
		If you are member of the river you are reserving for you can even pay them and print out your right of access (fishing pass).
		Thus if the day/sector/ river is not available online, we invite you to still check the availabilities with the local river offices.
	www.saumonquebec.com /NASApp/sqc/actions/showRivierePerche?rv=1&rg=11&lg=en (207 words)

	IngentaConnect Assessment of winter size-selective mortality of young-of-the-yea... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		The objectives of this study were, first, to assess the usefulness of otolith microstructure analysis to examine winter size-selective mortality of young-of-the-year (YOY) Atlantic salmon and, secondly, to validate various hypotheses relating to the dynamics of two populations with different winter survival.
		By examining otolith microstructure, we back-calculated body size at hatching and at emergence of YOY salmon sampled in fall 2000 and in early summer 2001 on the Petite Cascapédia River and the Bonaventure River (Québec, Canada).
		The results of the study did not reveal any size-selective mortality of YOY salmon in the Petite Cascapédia River, while in the Bonaventure River, size-selective mortality of the smaller individuals of the cohort was detected.
	www.ingentaconnect.com /content/mksg/eff/2005/00000014/00000002/art00006 (258 words)

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