We drove eight hours +/- to a town on the St. Lawrence seaway. Then mde a 2 and 1/2 hour Ferry ride across the St. Lawrence to a small town at the Mouth of the Trinite River. Ken, his 15 year old son and I got a cabin at the mouth of the river where it makes it’s way into the Atlantic Ocean. The combination of Big Sea Run Brookies, Alantic Salmon and the natural beauty of the North Shore of Quebec makes the 8 hour drive more than equitable. There are no crowded pools or runs, you and your friends are alone every day in a wilderness area as remote as it gets. There were Atlantic Salmon and Sea Run Brookies in every pool we fly fished. The Sea Run Brookies were taking our flies consistently. Salmon, did what Atlantic Salmon always do and only ate when they felt like it. Ken’s 15 year old son Garth, had a great time with the Sea Run Brookies which makes this trip excellent for young fly fishermen who need the occassional catch to maintain their interest. Our local guide was casting to rising Trout and hooked a beautifully colored Sea Run Brook Trout. The fish had more than just the fly in his mouth, he also had tale hanging from it’s mouth! I had no idea that Brookies ate mice. I’ll take mouse patterns next time. If anyone out there is interested in some info about this trip, feel free to send me a private message. I would be happy to give you some info about when, where and point you in the right direction.