The Miminegash River is a historically significant waterway on Prince Edward Island, flowing southward through the West Prince region. Once lined with elm, cedar, and ash trees in the late 1960s, the river features a stream bottom composed of a mixture of gravel and cobble — classic habitat that has long supported both brook trout and, more recently, a recovering Atlantic salmon population. As the only south-draining river in West Prince to currently host Atlantic salmon, the Miminegash holds a special place in PEI's salmon conservation story and offers anglers a genuinely unique opportunity to fish a river in the midst of an exciting ecological recovery.