The Miramichi Salmon Association (MSA) Ice Breaker, held on Saturday, was a sellout event. It was great fun, and it’s always nice to spend time with our clients and friends away from the river. (But make no mistake, it's more exciting when we’re casting!) If you would like to catch up on the latest news from MSA, please read their newsletter online.
You’ll see on page 6 of the newsletter, MBR is mentioned as part of the MSA First Cast Program, spearheaded by MSA board member Paul Valeri. The MBR event is just one of several being held this summer to help introduce younger generations to the river and fly-fishing. Our event is scheduled August 22-25, 2010.
One of the sessions we will be offering, fly-casting techniques, will feature Joan Wulff, a local and experienced Atlantic salmon guide. We believe this is the best way to help youth learn more about fly-fishing and the Miramichi River: from someone who knows it like the back of her hand!
We need your help to keep the tradition of Atlantic salmon fly-fishing going for future generations. Spots are available but they are going quickly. Please call if you’d like to be part this special event. If you're not interested in booking, please share the link with friends, family, or even media contacts who might help highlight such a unique opportunity.
Meanwhile, Down Under
We’re pleased to link you to an article that has just run in Forbes Magazine online. Poronui, owned by our parent company, has been listed as one of their Top-10 Best Fly Fishing Lodges in the world. Congratulations Poronui!
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Miramichi Black Rapids Lodge
A rustic lodge comprised of two buildings, the Miramichi Black Rapids Lodge hosts anglers from all over the world each year. The casual elegance created by lodge management and the expert knowledge of the river guides combine to make fishing the Miramichi a truly decadent experience.
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