The first big frost a few days ago came just in time; the leaves have seen their peak colors and have started to fall, giving a little relief to the thick woodcock covers and getting us very excited about the wingshooting season.
Autumn in the Maritimes is a splendid experience. The spectacular colors that radiate from the native hardwood forests are something to bottle up as a reminder of the hard work that goes into a full operational year.
Traditionally the largest salmon are caught in September, as the fish return up the river to spawn. Late summer rains are optimal and usually put the river at the right height for fall fishing, but this year the rain came late. We’re not, however, wallowing in regret. We’re looking to maximize and are planning to fish until the last day of the season.
Canadian Thanksgiving was celebrated this week, and we wish our Canadian clients a very happy Thanksgiving. Miramichi Black Rapids Lodge is thankful for our clients who have supported us throughout the 2009 fishing and wingshooting season. We hope to see you again in 2010, so please let us know when you begin planning either a weekend of fishing or a summer vacation with your family.
Even though the season is coming to a close, our plans for 2010 have begun taking shape. We will be attending some fly-fishing shows on the East Coast of the United States, though we’re still waiting for dates to be announced and will, of course, notify you when we might be nearby. We’d love to visit with you outside the lodge too! We’ll also be working with Miramichi Salmon Association to organize the 2010 Youth Fly-Fishing School.
Please do not forget to check out our trophy room to see the featured salmon of the season. We are very proud of all of our clients who caught and released their Atlantic salmon trophies. We will also stay current with plans via our Facebook Group, so please follow us there.
We’ll leave this blog with news that the Fly Rod Chronicles episode featuring MBR is airing again this week on the Sportsman Channel (use their locator to check availability) beginning today. We mentioned this in July, and had lots of fun watching it the first time it aired.
The schedule is as follows:
Tuesday, Oct. 13, 1:00PM EST
Wednesday Oct. 14, 3:30AM EST
Saturday Oct. 17, 11:30PM EST
Monday Oct. 19, 1:00AM EST
Autumn in the Maritimes is a splendid experience. The spectacular colors that radiate from the native hardwood forests are something to bottle up as a reminder of the hard work that goes into a full operational year.
Traditionally the largest salmon are caught in September, as the fish return up the river to spawn. Late summer rains are optimal and usually put the river at the right height for fall fishing, but this year the rain came late. We’re not, however, wallowing in regret. We’re looking to maximize and are planning to fish until the last day of the season.
Canadian Thanksgiving was celebrated this week, and we wish our Canadian clients a very happy Thanksgiving. Miramichi Black Rapids Lodge is thankful for our clients who have supported us throughout the 2009 fishing and wingshooting season. We hope to see you again in 2010, so please let us know when you begin planning either a weekend of fishing or a summer vacation with your family.
Even though the season is coming to a close, our plans for 2010 have begun taking shape. We will be attending some fly-fishing shows on the East Coast of the United States, though we’re still waiting for dates to be announced and will, of course, notify you when we might be nearby. We’d love to visit with you outside the lodge too! We’ll also be working with Miramichi Salmon Association to organize the 2010 Youth Fly-Fishing School.
Please do not forget to check out our trophy room to see the featured salmon of the season. We are very proud of all of our clients who caught and released their Atlantic salmon trophies. We will also stay current with plans via our Facebook Group, so please follow us there.
We’ll leave this blog with news that the Fly Rod Chronicles episode featuring MBR is airing again this week on the Sportsman Channel (use their locator to check availability) beginning today. We mentioned this in July, and had lots of fun watching it the first time it aired.
The schedule is as follows:
Tuesday, Oct. 13, 1:00PM EST
Wednesday Oct. 14, 3:30AM EST
Saturday Oct. 17, 11:30PM EST
Monday Oct. 19, 1:00AM EST
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