To protect the natural environment, please follow these guidelines when accessing Acadian Timber lakes:
- No live bait fish are allowed in any Acadian Timber waters.
- Clean all gear to protect our native species. Invasive species pose a significant threat to biodiversity by crowding out native plants and animals. To prevent their spread:
- Check and remove all matter from gear that has touched the water.
- Clean gear by soaking and scrubbing for at least one minute.
- If cleaning isn’t practical, dry items completely and leave them unused for at least 48 hours before using in other waters.
No reservation is required for these lakes, but a Forest Access Pass is mandatory. Provincial regulations apply, and no additional fees are required. No bait fish allowed.
- Green River Area: First Lake, Third Lake, Twin Lakes
- Tobique Area: Sisson Lake, Trousers Lake
Reservations are required for these lakes.
Fishing is closed without a signed lease agreement for leased lakes. Lakes are available for 10-year leases. For more information, contact Chris Stacey at 506-356-4100 ext: 4105.
- Current Leased Lakes: Beaver, Big Everett, Little Everett, Stewart, Costigan, Crabbe, Island, Lizzard Pond, Long, Mud, Neary, Rocky, Cheavers, Fish, Round Pond, Square, Unknown, Trout, and Virgin Pond.