Our Miramichi River morning dawned in the high 40’s (8 C), with the crisp fresh air wafting in on a cool breeze and bringing with it the first glints of autumn. For our customers in warmer climates it might be hard to imagine, and even we realize it’s just a temporary front. But it helps us keep our eye on fall fishing and wingshooting, and we can’t help but get excited at the prospect.Our August 23-26 Parent/Youth Camp with the Miramichi Salmon Association continues to build steam, with Doug Underhill mentioning it today on his River Report, and heralds a dynamic transition to September, when we’re usually booked nicely with outdoorsmen and women who enjoy both angling and wingshooting.
The golden light that shimmers through the vivid fall leaf change can have a surreal quality as you follow a guide and trained pointer on foot to flush some of the best woodcock and grouse covers in the Miramichi River Valley. After a morning in the woods, a famous MBR lunch, (possibly a nap) and an afternoon of casting on the river, the setting is perfect for blending recreation with relaxation.
Don’t forget to follow the salmon and grilse returns, as well as weather conditions, at our site, where booking specials are also available.
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