Bob Kiesling of Live Water Properties fished on the Restigouche River which forms the boundary between New Brunswick and Quebec during the last week of June. With a drier and warmer spring, the number of Atlantic salmon making anadromous migratory runs was less than usual, but Bob enjoyed the thrilling moments of catching this adult Atlantic salmon which took about 20 minutes from hook to net.
The historic Old Glendevey Ranch is located in the Laramie River Valley in north central Colorado near the Wyoming border. Situated 50 miles south of Laramie, Wyoming, this Colorado ranch for sale has 160 deeded acres and includes approximately 1 mile of combined private frontage on McIntyre and Jinks Creeks. The property is adjacent to the Roosevelt National Forest and contiguous to the Rawah Wilderness Area, home to many herds of deer, elk and moose. Old Glendevey Ranch is currently used as a private and corporate retreat and would make an incredible private hunting lodge. Ranch improvements include an extensively remodeled, seven-bedroom, 4,259 sqft main lodge. This historically significant building boasts an expansive covered porch and deck. » More: Old Glendevey Ranch - Laramie River Valley
The protection, restoration, and enhancement of ranch land with wildlife and trout habitat are paramount as changes in private ownership take place. The importance of each link in these precious ecosystems intensifies as our nation’s populations migrate to pristine mountain regions and our natural landscapes experience additional human traffic.
As Ranch Brokers, we at Live Water Properties, LLC seek to connect these irreplaceable parcels of land with people who value them. Our business is providing seasoned advice and professional service to ensure a sound investment for generations to come. In sharing and respecting our clients’ lifestyles, we are uniquely qualified to assist in each aspect of the ranch ownership process.
Live Water friend, Steve Leisman, left Jamaica Bay one day in November in search of bass. Because the bass were not cooperating, they switched gears and headed out into the ocean after hearing about a school of Bluefin tuna in the area. This tuna was caught on a 20lb. bass rod. After roughly 3 hours, Steve was able to bring the fish in.
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