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Fishing spots, fishing reports, and regulations in

Mira River

Nova Scotia, Canada

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Top fish species at Mira River

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Mira River fishing reports

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Yellow perch

4 in Β· 1 lb

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Brown trout

7 in Β· 3 lb 7 oz

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Brook trout

11 in Β· 2 lb

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Atlantic salmon

100 in Β· 36 lb

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General info

Mira River is a stream located in Nova Scotia, Canada. It is most popular for fishing Atlantic salmon, Brown trout, and Brook trout.

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Location

46Β°02β€²0.2β€³N 59Β°57β€²54.4β€³W
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FAQ about Mira River fishing

the Mira River is a stream located in Nova Scotia, Canada. Its coordinates are:
46Β°02β€²0.2β€³N 59Β°57β€²54.4β€³W
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