Saint John River Sturgeon March 2025

Name: Saint John River Sturgeon March 2025
Address: Canada

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Did you know New Brunswick is the only place you can target the Short-Nose Sturgeon? These prehistoric river monsters reach lengths of 5ft or more and offer a truly unique experience for anglers looking to experience the waters of the lower Saint John River. Some of the very best Sturgeon fishing can be right at ice out when other waters are still locked up and unfishable so you can book this trip and start your season off with a dinosaur! - March 24-April 12 (from Hampton NB) May 10-May 31 (from Fredericton NB) - Up to four guests per trip - Ask about multiple guides for larger group trips

Availability

Terms

Trip Includes

Beverages

Guiding

Trip does NOT Include

Tips

Policies

No alcohol

Cancellation

Deposit non-refundable.

A 50% deposit holds your dates and is fully refundable until 30 days before the trip. A cancellation Within 30 days means the deposit can be used towards a trip at another time. The full deposit will be returned immediately in the off chance the trip needs to be canceled on behalf of the guide due to weather, mechanical, or personal/health reasons. Deposits are to be sent via e-transfer to marlonaprince@gmail.com

Fishing

Species

Sturgeon

Types of Fishing

Lake fishing

River fishing

Fishing Techniques

Light tackle

Spinning

Heavy tackle

Jigging

Gear

Trolling motor

Bait

Boat

Fishing Pole

Lure

Rod holders

Rods & Reels

Tackle box

Boat Specs

2022 90hp FS Mercury - 20ft Lowe Roughneck

Custom built and set up for all needs Equipped with: - 2022 Garmin Force Trolling motor - Garmin Panoptix Livescope/Humminbird Helix

Operator

Guide

Marlon Prince

Operator since 2014

Began fishing and camping at 4years old with my father exploring northern Ontario's renowned French River and other remote waters. After relocating to Canada's East Coast, my love for the outdoors and fishing developed into a passion to share and educate friends and guests about not only fishing but our watersheds and they way they work.