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  • Unbelievable Atlantic Salmon and Searun Brown Trout Fishing in Canada, Iceland, Russia, Tierra del Fuego

    Unbelievable Atlantic Salmon and Searun Brown Trout Fishing in Canada, Iceland, Russia, Tierra del Fuego

    Anadromous Anonymous – for Those Addicted to the Glorious Pursuit of Atlantic Salmon and Seatrout Around the World

    Are you totally enamored with swinging flies in beautiful rivers for big, bruising salmonids returning from the sea? Here is an up to date list of THE prime space on the world’s very best salmon and searun brown trout rivers.

    Canada – 2013 Availability

    The space listed below is per person, priced in Canadian and does not include GST or provincial taxes. Other dates and shorter stays may be available.

    Camp Brûlé, Petite Cascapédia River 

    Come Celebrate Camp Brulé’s 135th anniversary and enjoy 3.5 miles of private water on the Petite as well as prime water on the Grand Cascapedia and the Bonaventure.

    June 9 – 16, 6-rods, 7-n/6-d, $4,600 Monster early run fish
    July 7 – 14, 2-rods, 7-n/6-d, $5,200 Best All Around Week
    July 14 – 21, 3-rods, 7-n/6-d, $5,200 Prime Dry Fly Week
    July 21 – 28, 3-rods, 7-n/6-d, $5,200 T&T “Bamboo Week”
    September 22 – 29, 6-rods, 7-n/6-d, $5,200 The Petite has the best Fall Run on the Gaspé

    Camp Bonaventure, Bonaventure River

    The Bonnie hosts the largest run on the Gaspé. The camp also provides access to the Petite and the Grand.

    June 6 – 12, 2 rods, 6-n/6-d, $5,255 Big, Tough, Early-Runs
    July 28 – Aug 4, 8-rods, 7-n/7-d, $6,126 Great Dry Fly Fishing
    Sept 8 – 15, 2-rods, 7-n/7-, $6,125 Fall Run – Big fish

    The Salmon Lodge, Grand Cascapédia River 

    The Salmon Lodge now has more exclusive water on this amazing river, home of the largest Atlantic salmon in North America. This camp had four fish over 40 pounds in one week alone in September!

    July 1 – 3, 4-rods, 3-n/3-d, $2,625 Prime Time
    July 4 – 10, 2-rods, 6-n/6-d, $5,255 Prime Time
    July 28 – Aug 4, 8-rods,7-n/7-d, $6,126 Great Dry Fly Fishing
    Sept 15 – 18, 5 rods, 3-n/3-d, $2,625 Peak Fall Run – Big Fish

    Wilsons Sporting Camps, Miramichi River 

    The Wilson family has hosted salmon anglers for over 150 years on the Mother of Canadian Salmon Rivers.

    June 23 – 30, 4 rods, 7-n/6-d, $4200, Early Run Big Fish
    July 7 – 14, 4 rods, 7-n/6-d, $4,200 “Wheelhouse Week”

    Country Haven Lodge, Miramichi River

    July 7 – 14, 2 rods, 7-n/6-d, $3,000 Prime Summer Run Week
    September 23 – 30, 2 rods, 7-n/6-d, $3,000 Best Fall Run Week

    Russia – 2013 Availability

    Rates are per person in US Dollars. Call for details.

    Ryabaga Camp, Ponoi River, Kola Peninsula

    The Ponoi is the most prolific salmon river in the world often producing catch rates of 40 + salmon per rod per week. The season runs from May 18 – October 5. Listed below just the prime June & July dates but please call for other availabilities earlier and later.

    June 1 – 8, 2 rods, 7-n/6-d, $13,990 – Absolute Prime Time
    June 8 – 15, 3rods, 7-n/6 d, $13,990 – Absolute Prime Time
    June 15 – 22, 3 rods, 7-n/6 d, $13,490
    June 22 – 29, 2013, 14 rods, 7-n/6-d, $11,490
    June 29 – July 6, 2012, 10 rods, 7-n/6-d, $9,990

    Iceland – 2013 Availability

    Rates are per full rod in either Euros or US Dollars. Rod sharing is available. Call for details.

    Both the East and West Rangá have been Iceland’s #1 or #2 rivers averaging over 5,000 fish landed each season for the last 12 years! These are absolute killer dates for both rivers!

    West Rangá, South Coast

    July 12 – 17, 5-nights/5-days fishing. € 6,150 EUR
    July 22 – 28, 6-nights/6-days fishing, € 9,140 EUR
    August 10 – 16, 6-nights/6-days fishing, € 9,940 EUR

    East Rangá, South Coast

    July 19 – 25, 2013, 6-nights/6-days fishing, € 8,940 EUR
    August 14 – 20, 2013, 6-nights/6-days fishing, € 8,940 EUR

    Langá á Mýrum, West Coast

    A classic single handed rod, small fly technical salmon river which is normally high on Iceland’s Top 10 List

    July 18-24th – 4 rods 6 days $13,000 USD
    July 24-30th – 4 rods 6 days $12,375 USD
    Aug 1-5th – 6 rods 4 days $8,330 USD

    Norðurá, West Coast

    June 21-27 – 6 rods 6 days $9,875 USD
    June 30-July 3rd – 4 rods 3 days $7,125 USD
    July 24-30th – 6 rods 6 days $11,240 USD
    Aug 2nd – Aug 8th – 8 rods 8,600 USD

    Miðfjarðará, North Coast

    The “Jewel” of the north coast, this beautiful river is one of Iceland’s best with annual catches sometimes exceeding 4000 fish and produces many large MSW fish as well. Call for availability.

    There are also some openings on the BlandaViðidalsá, Hitará, Laxá in Dõlum and the famous Nes beat on Laxá in Aðaldal. Please call for more information.

    Can’t Wait for Summer to Scratch that Anadromous Itch?

    There’s still some great searun brown trout space available this winter / spring that’ll hold you over until the Atlantic salmon season opens in June.

    Tierra del Fuego, Argentina – 2013 Availability

    Kau Taupen, Rio Grande River
    Jan 5 – 12, 2 Rods for 7 nights/6 days fishing, $7,250
    Jan 26 – Feb 2, 1 Rod for 7 nights/6 days fishing, $7,250
    Feb 2 – 9, 4 Rods for 7 nights/6 days fishing, $7,250
    Feb 23 – March 2, 4 Rods for 7 nights/6 days fishing, $7,250
    March 9 – 16, 4 Rods for 7 nights/6 days fishing, $7,250

    Villa Maria, Rio Grande River
    March 22 – 29, 2 Rods for 7 nights/6 days fishing, $7,250
    March 29 – April 5, 6 Rods for 7 nights/6 days fishing, $7,250
    April 5 – 12, 6 Rods for 7 nights/6 days fishing, $7,250

  • Red Pine Mountain Lodge – Prime Week Openings 2004

    Red Pine Mountain Lodge – Prime Week Openings 2004

    Dear Angler,
    For the past 18 years, we’ve had the distinct pleasure of booking one of Atlantic Canada’s premier salmon camps, Red Pine Mountain Lodge on the incomparable Restigouche River.   Peak weeks of the season are typically rebooked year after year.  However, on occasion, prime weeks do become available, as is the case for the 2004 season.  We’re delighted to offer our Newsletter subscribers first opportunity for these weeks.

    July 4th – 11th, 2004:
    Historically, this is the single best week of the season for numbers of fish.  The grilse run is well under way, but still many large salmon are coming into the river.  The grilse to salmon ratio is approximately 1 to 1.

    July 11th – 18th, 2004:
    Also a highly productive week (some years the catch will exceed that of the July 4th week).  Grilse to salmon ratio is approximately 2 to 1, but still opportunities for large salmon (we’ve taken 30 pounders during this week).

    May 30th – June 6th, 2004:
    This week is for the trophy angler.   The average salmon landed is approximately 24 pounds, and fish over 40 pounds are an ever present possibility.

    Red Pine Mountain Lodge, a classic 1920’s cedar and pine camp, is ideally located in the valley of the Restigouche river, a peaceful area of stunning  natural beauty. The camp offers five miles of private water flanked by lush green mountains.

    The Restigouche River’s unique strain of wild Atlantic salmon is among the world’s largest and most powerful. These bright, fresh-run fish often exceed 30 pounds, and many over 40 pounds are released each year.

    Fishing at Red Pine is in the traditional Gaspé manner from 26-foot Cedarwood canoes, each with an experienced guide and two anglers. The fishing sessions rotate no more than five boats through lengthy stretches of private water.

    “Red Pine has lovely water on what is, of course, one of the world’s most storied salmon rivers. Beats are ample and the fishing days fine-tuned as if by magic to prevailing conditions…. Nowhere in North America have I experienced a better-run operation than Red Pine.”
    (Art Lee, Atlantic Salmon Journal, Spring 2003)

    Perched on a bank overlooking the river, the main lodge is fronted by a full-length screened veranda and houses a communal great room with matching fieldstone fireplaces at either end. A full complement of sumptuous meals are prepared and served here daily.

    The five immaculate guest cabins are adjacent to the main lodge and connected by a covered porch. The comfortable rooms each have a private bathroom and shower, full electric service and a wood-burning stove.

    Daily maid service is provided. The grounds and surrounding buildings are impeccably maintained by the friendly and accommodating household staff.

    Red Pine Mountain Lodge is one of the few camps that offers an opportunity for serious anglers to book time on this remarkable river.

    For reservations or more information, contact Doug Schlink.