The East Lomond River, also known as the Lomond Main River (East Arm, Bonne Bay), flows through one of Newfoundland's most scenic and wild landscapes on the Great Northern Peninsula. Situated within Salmon Fishing Area 14, this river is a designated scheduled salmon river under the federal angling framework for Newfoundland and Labrador, placing it among the region's recognized Atlantic salmon fisheries. The surrounding terrain reflects the rugged character of western Newfoundland, with the river draining into the East Arm of Bonne Bay — a dramatic fjord-like inlet that defines much of the local geography. The East Lomond and its East Branch together form a system that draws anglers seeking the classic Newfoundland salmon fishing experience in a relatively remote and natural setting.