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Topic: Humber River (Newfoundland)

	Humber River
		Named for the English river, it rises in the LONG RANGE MOUNTAINS west of White Bay and flows southeast and then southwest to Deer Lake, where it is joined by a tributary draining the 100-km-long GRAND LAKE.
		The Humber flows southwest from Deer Lake into Humber Arm at CORNER BROOK and on into the Bay of Islands, having fallen nearly 660 m from its sources.
		The river is rich in ATLANTIC SALMON and was, from the 1800s, a waterway for European trappers.
	www.thecanadianencyclopedia.com /index.cfm?PgNm=TCE&TCE_Version=A&ArticleId=A0003899&mState=1 (157 words)

	Welcome to Humber River Estates
		Humber River Estates offers you security and peace of mind both during your visits and while you are away from your property.
		While Newfoundland does have a very low crime rate (many local residents still leave their keys in their vehicles and do not lock their homes), the development provides restricted access to residential sections of the property, a gated entry system, security monitoring and other security measures for your peace of mind.
		Humber River Estates also provides complete maintenance, repair and cleaning services for your property as well as a variety of other special services that you may require.
	www.humberriverestates.com /index_eng.htm (539 words)

	Humber River (Newfoundland) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Other rivers of the same name can be found here Humber River.
		The Humber River is a river in the Canadian province of Newfoundland and Labrador.
		It is a popular salmon river for fishers in the area.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Humber_River_(Newfoundland) (187 words)

	fishing in Canada; Newfoundland rivers, fish Labrador
		Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada is home to some of the best Atlantic Salmon Rivers in North America.
		During the 1970's Newfoundland's rivers were being overfished and urgent conservation measures had to be taken.
		However, there are some rivers that are known to anglers as some of the best fishing spots in Canada and these rivers are worthy of mention in any sportfishing documentation.
	www.advertisenorth.com /outfitters/rivers.htm (413 words)

	Aboriginal Peoples: The Mi'kmaq: Newfoundland and Labrador Heritage
		Newfoundland Mi'kmaq oral tradition holds that the Mi'kmaq were living in Newfoundland prior to European contact.
		In the 19th century, the Newfoundland Mi'kmaq often acted as guides; for example, the explorer William Cormack, was guided by Mi'kmaq in his attempt to locate the Beothuk in the interior of Newfoundland in 1822 and in 1829.
		Although the Conne River Mi'kmaq have yet to have their land claims accepted by the federal or provincial government, the community has become a model of aboriginal enterprise, including, among others, a flourishing aquaculture programme, hunting and fishing lodges, and a logging operation.
	www.heritage.nf.ca /aboriginal/micmac.html (679 words)

	Humber - HighBeam Encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Humber river, c.75 mi (120 km) long, rising in the Long Range Mts., W Newfoundland, N.L., Canada, and flowing SE then SW, through Deer Lake, to the Bay of Islands at Corner Brook.
		MCA to conduct major exercise in the Humber Estuary.
		Yorkshire and Humber: a growing force in chemicals excellence.
	www.encyclopedia.com /doc/1E1-humbercan.html (267 words)

	Newfound Property International - Humber Valley Resort
		Humber Valley has proven to be a remarkable success story with around four hundred properties already sold to buyers largely from the UK, Ireland, the US and mainland Canada.
		Humber Valley is offering these properties with a 6% per annum rental guarantee during the initial two years of operation.
		Humber Valley Resort officially opened its doors to travelling tourists just before Christmas 2004 and now enjoys a weekly direct charter service from Gatwick airport in the UK to Deer Lake, Newfoundland, just a twenty minute drive from the Resort.
	www.newfoundproperty.com /humber-valley.asp (387 words)

	newfoundland,bigsalmon salmon fishing and fly-fishing for salmon
		The Humber river is 150 miles long and divided into the lower and upper sections by Deer Lake.
		The Humber is a massive river, the second largest in Newfoundland which can rightfully claim also to have both the largest runs and the largest size of Salmon.
		On rivers like the Humber it is ideal but not for casting the dry fly where the single handed rod is king.
	www.bigsalmon.co.uk /newfoundland.htm (1895 words)

	Salmon fishing in Newfoundland (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		The river system we are talking about is Newfoundland's Humber River, set in superb scenery, with hundreds of miles of wilderness salmon fishing available.
		In addition to the Humber there are dozens of other nearby rivers to choose from, each with their own character, more or less accessible, some by hiking, some by canoes or small boats, and others by 4 wheel drive.
		There are still a few openings to fish the River Humber in 2004, so why not make the most of the exceptionally low dollar at the moment and reserve a week in Newfoundland.
	www.harrison-veitch-fishing.com /en/Humber.htm (421 words)

	Atlantic Salmon, Brook Trout, Fishing Guides Newfoundland
		The main river we offer is the Humber River which is recognized by Atlantic salmon fisherman globally as one of the best in the world.
		The Humber River is the largest of the 12, but can still be waded with chest waders in almost all areas we fish (except almost all areas in the Lower Humber).
		On two rivers the gear needs to be flown in from the closest dirt road at a cost of $400 to $1200USD and then we canoe down stream to the "take out" spot which is a dirt or paved road.
	www.fishingnotebook.com /eureka/booksalmon.htm (3526 words)

	Villas, Holiday villas with pools to rent with Villas to Go
		Humber Valley Resort is an exciting new development on the north side of Deer Lake, just over 5 hours from Gatwick, London with only a 3.5 hour time difference.
		The river is a deep and deceptively fast body of water that winds through one of the oldest mountain ranges in the world.
		River trips include a revealing interpretation of the area and offer excellent photographic opportunities of the Humber River Gorge, its natural heritage and native wildlife.
	www.villastogo.com /canada/newfoundland/Humber-Valley_Villas/?source=googleCANADAg (2336 words)

	Newfoundland traditionally has n
		Newfoundland traditionally has not known for its golfing opportunities but this is changing as new courses are developed.
		The course is bounded by the Exploits River and split by Rushy Pond Brook.
		There is wildlife in the form of ducks and rabbits (and occasional moose) and the Humber River makes a nice backdrop on the 4th hole.
	www.swgc.mun.ca /~knicol/NLGolf.htm (699 words)

	Paddler Magazine Online : 10 Rivers, 10 Provinces, 10 Days
		The motivation carried Schmuland from British Columbia’s Fraser River July 1 across the country, river by river, to the journey’s completion on Newfoundland’s Grand Codroy River at 8 p.m.
		I had paddled nine rivers with one more to go.But a half hour after we were told we couldn’t make it over that day, we squeezed onto the last available inch of a second ferry.
		From the West’s mountain whitewater through the lazy prairie rivers to the expansive waterways of Ontario and Quebec and finally to the estuaries of the Maritimes, Schmuland discovered that Canada’s rivers lace the country together.
	www.paddlermagazine.com /issues/2005_2/article_263.shtml (323 words)

	Silver Mountain, Upper Humber River, Newfoundland -LeBlanc & Tuck
		Both sides of the Humber River at the location of the main dam were test-pitted.
		The study area is an interior area located on the Upper Humber River on the Great Northern Peninsula, between Birchy Basin on the east and Gros Morne National Park on the west.
		Travel through the area, using the Humber River, is a much more likely possibility, but the few likely areas tested intensively in, and immediately outside of, the target areas, revealed no trace of human occupation.
	www.nfmuseum.com /9722Le.htm (3147 words)

	Humber Valley Resort, Newfoundland, Canada
		Humber Valley is a magical place seemingly evoked from ancient fables of hidden valleys and mystical seas.
		The Humber Valley Resort lies nestled in the midst of an unspoiled, breathtaking landscape on Newfoundland's west coast, in the long Humber Valley and directly on Deer Lake.
		To the north, the island of Newfoundland is separated from the Canadian mainland by the Strait of Belle Isle; to the south, by the wider Cabot Strait.
	www.golfcoursehome.net /doc/communities/Community-Humbervalley.htm (1985 words)

	Cold Spots
		The "dog days" of summer bring heat which warms the waters of rivers and drives coldwater species such as Eastern brook trout and Atlantic salmon deep into the recesses of cold, dark waters where there is relief and reduced stress.
		Gates could be lowered, raised, or even totally removed to keep the river flows relatively uniform, a need when the Bowater paper mill at Corner Brook used the waterway to float pulpwood from the rich spruce and fir forests surrounding the lake.
		First to go was the fish ladder, parts of it destroyed by spring ice, so the river guardian each year was faced with building a sluice along one of the sides to accommodate salmon migration.
	members.tripod.com /~Len_Rich/webdoc2.htm (1487 words)

	Atlantic Salmon and Brook Trout Fishing on the Humber River, Newfoundland, Canada
		Island Pool on the Upper Humber is a major holding pool during late season and has many 10 to 20 pound salmon in it (and some 20+).
		The Flats Pool of the Upper Humber is a major holding pool and have over a half a dozen lays stocked with salmon and nice trout from late June through early September when this section closes to fishing.
		A typical Newfoundland sunset at "The Forks" on a remote stretch of the Upper Humber where Aidies Stream and the Humber meet.
	www.fishingnotebook.com /eureka/upperhumberphotos.htm (678 words)

	Newfoundland Salmon & Trout Fishing Lodges
		With more than 60% of all the atlantic salmon rivers in North America and nearly 200 pristine scheduled rivers, atlantic salmon fishing in Newfoundland is a fly fishers paradise.
		The principle river we fish, the Humber River, has one of the largest runs of atlantic salmon in the world and is one of the few rivers in the world where late season 30 pound atlantic salmon will be seen daily in aerobatic splendor.
		These unspoiled rivers and streams abound with atlantic salmon and all have strong runs of sea run brook trout eager for a fly or nymph.
	www.linksnorth.com /eureka (602 words)

	salmon fishing lodges (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Newfoundland offers regular and trophy atlantic salmon fishing lodges with the ability to fish as many as a 200 salmon rivers in Newfoundland, Canada.
		The Humber enjoyed a heavy run of virgin 2 and 3 sea winter salmon of 10 to 28 pounds in 2003.
		C) The largest salmon angled annually in Newfoundland is caught on the Lower Humber River (sometimes by a guest).
	www.fishingnotebook.com /eureka (1009 words)

	Newfoundland real estate
		Humber Valley, NL Humber Valley (Corner Brook), Newfoundland 2.4 acre rural residential building lot situated in the beautiful Humber Valley region of Western Newfoundland, adjacent to Humber Village Ltd., an existing private rural residential community on the north shore of the Humber River.
		The Humber Valley is recognized as one of the most desirable places to live in Atlantic Canada.
		Culls Harbour, NL This 2000 sq ft, 3 Bedrooms, 2 Bathrooms house is situated on 1/4 acre in Culls Harbour, NL.
	www.listnlook.com /newfoundland.html (369 words)

	Explore Newfoundland by canoe and hike with BattenKill Canoe.
		Newfoundland is a land of magnificent contrasts with its rugged coasts, majestic fiords,
		Newfoundland, used this river in their seasonal migrations.
		The river is a lively run with long stretches of swifts and meandering sections through pine laden canyons.
	www.battenkill.com /trip/nf.htm (655 words)

	Carrick Design Inc. Golf Course Architects
		A success before it even opened, Humber Valley ’s River Course is part of one of the most fantastic real estate projects ever created in Canada.
		A resort course with a difference, Humber Valley Resort has been a huge hit with Europeans who have flocked to the site to purchase chalets alongside the stunning course.
		The developers of the project were so pleased with the course and its construction that they are using Carrick Design to create several new golf designs on sites in Ireland and the Caribbean.
	www.carrickdesign.com /humbervalley.htm (232 words)

	Stay NL: Vacation Rentals in Newfoundland, Canada
		The red house and adjacent studio are hard to miss in the white townscape of Wesleyville, a small community set on the astoundingly beautiful shore known as Bonavista North, on Bonavista Bay.
		Positioned in the natural playground of Western Newfoundland, Canada, Humber Valley Resort is truly a resort for all seasons.
		Strawberry Hill is a luxury resort located at exit 10 on the Lower Humber River on Newfoundland's West Coast.
	www.staynewfoundland.ca /accommodation.php?type=9 (441 words)

	Humber Valley Resort Golf Course, Newfoundland Canada
		The par 72 River Course at Humber Valley Resort measures 7,194 yards and gives commanding views over the Humber Valley, incorporating Deer Lake and the Humber River.
		Chalets and resort amenities are artfully woven into the natural landscape allowing guests to enjoy the modern luxuries of a world-class resort and the serenity of a forested environment.
		The River Course was designed by renowned architect Doug Carrick who has garnered a reputation for creating golf courses of exceptional character and beauty.
	www.humbervalley.com /golf.asp (126 words)

	Newfoundland - Both in Humber River , Canada
		This is the river that angling legend Lee Wulff said "has to be visited at least once in every salmon angler's life." Come here in late June and in July for high catch rates of 4- to 7-pound keeper grilse (as smaller salmon are called here) as well as sea-run brook trout to 3 pounds.
		In the big-fish section near the mouth of the river, Bryden recommends anglers pack at least 200 yards of backing on their fly reels lest they're spooled by some wide-shouldered rocket.
		Farther upstream, the river's shoals are conducive to wade-fishing, and Bryden offers dozens of lakes where brookies can be fished with spinners and bait.
	www.fieldandstream.com /fieldstream/wheretogo/tripsearch/article/0,13440,652219,00.html (383 words)

	Tight Lines Fly Fishing - Atlantic Salmon in Newfoundland, Canada
		Located on the island of Newfoundland, Dhoon Lodge is a first class operation offering fly fishing for Atlantic Salmon on one of Newfoundland's finest rivers, the Harry's River.
		The lodge is located near Stephenville which is on the west side of Newfoundland.
		Dhoon Lodge is a large country style lodge resting on 20 acres of quiet scenic grounds bounded on the south and east by Harry's river and cradled by the Long Range mountains.
	www.tightlinesflyfishing.com /canada.htm (287 words)

	Corner Brook
		Corner Brook is located at the mouth of the Humber River, one of the provinces most scenic areas.
		The city has a population of 25,000 and is an industrial centre with a huge pulp and paper mill at its core that was established in the 1920s.
		Shellbird Island is situated in the Humber River Valley, the main arterial route between the granite hills surrounding Corner Brook and the only transportation link for east-west land traffic in the area.
	www.wordplay.com /tourism/scenictours/western/cornerbr.html (896 words)

	Lost at Sea (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Last September on Newfoundland's Humber River, writer Michael Parfit set out in search of the king of sportfish, the Atlantic salmon.
		With a historical domain stretching from the Connecticut River all the way to Portugal, Atlantic salmon were the monarchs of the sea—so numerous they were once used as fertilizer.
		Spawned in rivers, they migrate across thousands of miles of ocean to live part of their adult lives, then come home to their natal rivers to spawn.
	www.kidscastle.si.edu /issues/2002/april/lostsea.php (348 words)

	North of the Border (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		This is the river that angling legend Lee Wulff said “has to be visited at least once in every salmon angler’s life.” Come here in late June and in July for high catch rates of 4- to 7-pound keeper grilse (as smaller salmon are called here) as well as sea-run brook trout to 3 pounds.
		In the big-fish section near the mouth of the river, Bryden recommends anglers pack at least 200 yards of backing on their fly reels lest they’re spooled by some wide-shouldered rocket.
		Farther upstream, the river’s shoals are conducive to wade-fishing, and Bryden offers dozens of lakes where brookies can be fished with spinners and bait.
	www.outdoorlife.com /outdoor/adventure/article/0,19912,614559-3,00.html (449 words)

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