. Fishing and shooting along the lines of the Canadian Pacific Railway in the provinces of Ontario, Quebec, British Columbia, the prairies and mountains of western Canada, the Maritime Provinces, the state of Maine, and in Newfoundland [microform]. Fishing; Hunting; Pêche sportive; Chasse. m t'lHIlINO ANP HlllXtTlNO hig OIK'S arc fairly plfiitif\il. The cflcln-afcd M;i,stiKouch«' chain of iaives is rcachi'd Ity stn^e from St. (Jabiii'l. tlio tctriiiinus of tlx* .lolict hraiich, and distant from Montifal Hev«'nty-«'iKlif mil«'s. Hcyond tlu' MaHligonrhp arc otiicr lak«'.s and waterways wliicli a
. Fishing and shooting along the lines of the Canadian Pacific Railway in the provinces of Ontario, Quebec, British Columbia, the prairies and mountains of western Canada, the Maritime Provinces, the state of Maine, and in Newfoundland [microform]. Fishing; Hunting; Pêche sportive; Chasse. m t'lHIlINO ANP HlllXtTlNO hig OIK'S arc fairly plfiitif\il. The cflcln-afcd M;i,stiKouch«' chain of iaives is rcachi'd Ity stn^e from St. (Jabiii'l. tlio tctriiiinus of tlx* .lolict hraiich, and distant from Montifal Hev«'nty-«'iKlif mil«'s. Hcyond tlu' MaHligonrhp arc otiicr lak«'.s and waterways wliicli alTord splendid nport for the rod and gun, and (h-iightfu! oulinK;^ in I lie r-anoc. The station of Poitnciif. thirty niih's from the city of Qjiohcc. is a promising oIijccIIm' point. A diivc from there ahout ;) miles up the river will oring one to excellent tishing in the river ahovt' and hclow CHATEAl' KRONTKNAC DUFKERIN TERIIACK, QUEBEC. There are some good points for the angler around about Que- bec City, and he will find at the Chateau Frontenac, the palatial fire proof hotel on whicli $1,0()(),(XX) has been expended, delight- ful headquarters from which to make excursions. The Chateau Frontenac, which ranks amongst tlie finest hotels of the continent and has recently been enlarged to meet the increased dennands of travel, is picturesquely located on the celebrated Duflferin Terrace, and is the rendezvous of tourists and sports- men from all parts of the globe. Directly north of the city, 1!)() miles by the Quebec i^ Lake St. John Railway is the famous Lake St, John, the home of the ouananiche. Marvellous tales have been told of this species, which is found in but few waters, and it is admitted that they ai-e the gamest, strongest and hardest fighting fish that ever tested skill and tackle. It would be difficult to imagine a more attractive centre for the canoer and the fishei-- uien than this broad lake with its hundreds of miles of tribu- tary ri
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