Salty Basstards Fishing

01/22/2025

01/22/2025

***For Immediate Release***

As previously announced, we were working to secure the best possible dates for the new NBBT Woodstock Open.

Through careful consideration and discussion with the Town of Woodstock, we are excited to announce that the inaugural NBBT Woodstock Open will be held on August 16-17, 2025, with opening ceremonies and anglers meeting to be held August 15, 2025.

We are thrilled to make this announcement and secure our place on the calendar for 2025 and beyond as we look to make the NBBT Woodstock Open one of the “Must Attend” events of the year.

This announcement allows us to finalize the NBBT schedule for 2025, with a change in format to 3, 2 day events with a focus on enhancing the tournament experience for our anglers, while still respecting their budgets and schedules throughout a busy summer season. This also allows us to offer our municipal partners a chance to showcase their towns and their fisheries like never before.

NBBT is looking forward to an exciting 2025 with many more incredible announcements yet to come.

12/09/2024

Get your gear for the hard water!!

12/09/2024

Great quality fishing gear and sporting gear in the fishing off season!!

10/21/2024

One of many double headers

10/21/2024

The smallest bass ever caught!!!

10/21/2024

Big bass weekend!!

09/30/2024

Great weekend of fishing!

09/30/2024

Some action from the weekend on a good size keeper!

09/29/2024

One of many reeled in today

09/29/2024

Great start to the fall run!!

08/13/2024

📣Attention Recreational Fishers in DFO’s Maritimes Region📣

The daily bag and total possession limit for Striped bass is 1 fish. The minimum size that may be retained is 68 cm, measuring from the tip of the nose to the tip of the tail.

Learn more about recreational fishing: https://ow.ly/2ZAM50STKKb

06/22/2024

It's musky time!!!

05/21/2024

⛔ Do you fish in the Miramichi River in New Brunswick?

Starting today, May 21 at 5pm until May 30, at 5 pm, the striped bass spawning ground will be closed to all recreational fishing.

Just like last year, the spawning ground closure will last up to 10 days. The closure area covers a 9.8 km section of river with a history of spawning activity. This is to maximize the reproductive success of striped bass.

During the spawning season, boaters are asked to navigate at reduced speeds. The Miramichi River serves as the native habitat for striped bass, with the Northwest Miramichi Estuary hosting the only confirmed successful spawning site within the southern Gulf of St. Lawrence.

We can all do our part to protect this species for present and future generations! Please report any illegal activity to the DFO Renous Detachment at 506-622-5992 or to Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477.

See the notice to anglers for all the details, including the location of the spawning ground: https://ow.ly/BCSI50RPqXa

05/20/2024

From the smallest to biggest in a matter of minutes. Finished up the spring season in miramichi. Already looking forward to the fall! Time now for muskie!!!!

05/20/2024

Had a great day with these awesome guys, had a blast and some fish to take home!