Manitoulin Streams is always happy to assist CMT in dredging the mouth at Prov. Once the salmon start staging in the open water, it's clear where their destination is intended. However, this dynamic shifting beach often closes up the mouth this time of year. Once dredged, many salmon are viewed entering the mouth eager to spawn.
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