Fishing Gear
Ensure you have the correct licenses and gear for Atlantic salmon fishing, as regulations are strictly enforced.





Grand Falls-Windsor is the heart of central Newfoundland, offering a unique combination of natural beauty and industrial heritage. Situated along the banks of the Exploits River, the town is a world-renowned destination for Atlantic salmon fishing, attracting enthusiasts every summer. Visitors can dive into the region's past at the Mary March Provincial Museum, which chronicles the history of the Beothuk people and the town's development as a paper mill center. With its well-maintained trail systems and friendly community atmosphere, it serves as both a peaceful retreat and a practical base for travelers traversing the island.
Grand Falls-Windsor is the heart of central Newfoundland, offering a unique combination of natural beauty and industrial heritage. Situated along the banks of the Exploits River, the town is a world-renowned destination for Atlantic salmon fishing, attracting enthusiasts every summer. Visitors can dive into the region's past at the Mary March Provincial Museum, which chronicles the history of the Beothuk people and the town's development as a paper mill center. With its well-maintained trail systems and friendly community atmosphere, it serves as both a peaceful retreat and a practical base for travelers traversing the island.
World-class Atlantic salmon fishing on the Exploits River.
Educational exhibits at the Mary March Provincial Museum.
Extensive network of scenic hiking and walking trails.
Central location ideal for exploring the Newfoundland interior.
A rental car is necessary as public transportation options within the town are limited.
Be prepared for varying weather conditions, as central Newfoundland can experience rapid changes.
Check seasonal dates for the Salmonid Interpretation Centre, as it typically operates during the summer months.
Ensure you have the correct licenses and gear for Atlantic salmon fishing, as regulations are strictly enforced.
Don't miss the Salmonid Interpretation Centre to see the fish ladders and learn about the river's ecosystem.
Salmon fishing and outdoor exploration in central Newfoundland.
CAD $
$120-$180 p/day
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It is the perfect place to stop for a meal or supplies when driving between St. John's and the west coast.
June-September
A time of transition with melting snow and rising river levels; ideal for seeing the power of the falls.
The most popular time to visit for fishing, hiking, and enjoying local festivals under mild temperatures.
Crisp air and vibrant autumn colors make it a beautiful time for photography and nature walks.
The region becomes a hub for winter sports like snowmobiling and snowshoeing in the surrounding wilderness.