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Adult Atlantic Salmon

A MIRAMICHI MESSAGE 
The Miramichi Salmon Association respects the long and rich legacy of the Miramichi River and its precious resource,  accepting the responsibility to help sustain that heritage by encouraging all anglers to practice catch-and-release fishing with barbless hooks.  The release of all fish is a great act of conservation in which we can all set an important example in principle.  It is an act that we hope will have the rippling effect among all anglers to participate in this type of conservation leadership. 

The goal in the months and years ahead is to work towards the preservation and enhancement of the wild Atlantic salmon, and for the protection of its habitat in the Miramichi watershed. 

The challenge to save the Atlantic salmon has never been so great.  There is a vital need for all MSA members to renew commitments - your support is greatly appreciated.  MSA continues to look to build its membership strength, so we encourage you, if not already a member, to please join our ranks.  Thank you.

Manley Price, Chairman
 


Mission Statement
Management actions to optimize the populations of juvenile
salmon stocks in the Miramichi River.

Mandate
Since 1953, the MSA and its members have directed their capabilities and their funds to the protection of the entire Miramichi River system.

For over 55 years, the MSA has watched over the Miramichi as a champion of conservation on behalf of anglers, outfitters, guides and all others with economic, environmental and recreational interests in the river.

Managed by volunteers from Canada, the USA and abroad, as officers and directors, the MSA remains cooperative with, but independent of, government or special interests influence. It responds in the end only to its growing conservation membership.

The net result is a well-managed river system that today, thanks in part to the MSA's championing of its cause, has more miles of salmon angling water and holds larger and healthier populations of Atlantic salmon than any other river in North America.

MWMC Proposed Management Plan for the Northwest Miramichi River

NOW AVAILABLE - Inflatable Lifejackets - A Great Christmas gift for the Angler or Boater             Click to purchase

MEMBERSHIP REALLY DOES MAKE A DIFFERENCE!  Please help! Please join!
Various businesses now offer MSA members a discount.

Please see Membership for details.


ANNUAL BOSTON DINNER at the Burlington Marriott - Saturday, February 4, 2012
Honouring Debbie Norton.  See Upcoming Events for further details!


MSA CALENDAR

Order your 2012-2013 MSA calendar online.
This calendar is a must for the camp, office or home.


VIDEO
Check out this YouTube video featuring MSA President Mark Hambrook and Linda Gaston of the Atlantic Salmon Museum
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MEMORIES OF THE MIRAMICHI
Purchase this video featuring Ted Ragowski, Joan Wulff, Vince Swazey, Dewey Gillespie, and others canoeing and angling down the Southwest Miramichi River
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