In response to the article recently published by CBC, CAST would like to further comment what is known to science about natural selection process during the migration in oceanic environment in Atlantic salmon, and what the proposed SAS research by CAST means with regard to this question. Follow this link to read the full response:…

65th Annual Boston Dinner In this, our 65th year, the MSA is proud to recognize and honor the International Year of the Salmon at our upcoming MSA Boston Dinner on February 2nd, 2019 at the Marriott Boston Burlington. We wanted to remind you to book your accommodations before January 15th, 2019 to ensure that you…

October was a whirlwind of a month! The MSA field crew has been very busy with the beaver dam management program and broodstock collection. Beaver dams are known barriers to adult Atlantic salmon migrating upstream to spawn, blocking access to habitat in the upper reaches of brooks and streams. Beavers can repair active dams within…

This years photo contest was quite competitive with over 100 entries from a mixture of MSA Members and Non-Members. The Strongest Categories being Scenes with over 35 entries in that category alone. This years overall winners were Iris Cieko again, with a beautiful photo of guides and anglers caught under a summer rainbow; and Jody…

ROBERT WILLIAMS TELEGRAPH-JOURNAL 18 Oct. 2018 SAINT JOHN – Eight rods, three days, exclusive world-class living at the mouth of Rocky Brook on the Southwest Miramichi, and as much salmon as you can haul in. And all it will cost you is $26,500.  The Atlantic Salmon Federation, in partnership with the New Brunswick Salmon Council and…