Salmon River
Lake Head Estates Waterfront Sub-division is located on the 1260 Road at Coal Creek on the Salmon River about 2 KM from the mouth of Salmon River which flows into the Grand Lake.
Salmon River is deep and well sheltered making it great for boating, water skiing, kayaking, swimming, fishing. There is a public marina in Chipman (on the Salmon River).
There are many species of fish in the Salmon River, making it ideal for year round fishing. Ice fishing is popular on this river.
Grand Lake
Appropriately named, Grand Lake is the largest natural lake in the Maritimes. The lake is over 20 KM long. It is a perfect place to enjoy a day of sailing, boating, canoeing, kayaking, swimming, fishing or just relaxing on the beach.
Fishing is popular on this lake year-round. Lake trout, burbot and whitefish can all be fished here, along with a large population of stocked landlocked salmon.
The Grand Lake covers 165 sq km and acts like a heat sink making this area New Brunswick’s warmest climate. Because of this the area also has the longest growing season in the province.
You can access the Saint John River from the Grand Lake via the Jemseg River.
Jemseg River
The Jemseg River, being relatively deep, shoart and a slow-flowing river, passes through a savannah-type environment with approximately 5 kilometres of meander length.
The river begins at the mouth fo the Grand lake in the community which was named after, Jemseg. The river drains into the Saint John River at the community of Lower Jemseg, opposite the village of Gagetown.
Saint John River
Bay of Fundy
