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Restigouche River Waterfront
A world-famous Atlantic salmon river on the Quebec border — the Restigouche tumbles to Chaleur Bay at Campbellton through legendary fishing country.
Overview
Legendary salmon water
The Restigouche River forms part of the New Brunswick–Quebec boundary in the north, flowing to Chaleur Bay at Campbellton and Dalhousie. It's one of the most famous Atlantic salmon rivers in the world, home to storied fishing lodges and salmon pools.
The wider Restigouche system — including the Matapédia on the Quebec side — has drawn anglers from around the globe for over a century.
On the water
Riverfront and fishing camps
This is salmon country: pristine water through forested hills, with fishing camps and lodges prized for their pool access.
Waterfront ranges from Campbellton-area riverfront to remote upstream camps; like premier salmon rivers everywhere, pool rights add real value and rarity.
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Restigouche River waterfront — your questions answered
Where is the Restigouche River?
Along the northern New Brunswick–Quebec border, flowing to Chaleur Bay at Campbellton.
What is it known for?
One of the world's great Atlantic salmon rivers, with historic fishing lodges and prized salmon pools.
What is the market like?
Riverfront homes near Campbellton and remote fishing camps upstream; salmon pool rights can add significant value.