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Spring Fishing at Pond’s Resort |
The Pond Family of Ludlow, New Brunswick , Canada has a long tradition of great fishing and conservation on the Miramichi River. For over 81 years, Pond’s Resort on the Miramachi has been open to fly-fishing anglers seeking the thrill of the catch. Pond’s features some of the best fly-fishing for wild atlantic Salmon in Canada on private Salmon pools and is only eight hours drive from Boston.
Pond’s Resort is a complete hook and release resort. The Resort has won awards with the Atlantic Salmon Federation and the Miramich Salmon Association for their conservation efforts in preserving the Atlantic Salmon. Conservation projects allow anglers to have a larger number of fish to catch throughout the season.
In addition to comfortable accommodations and superior guide service, Pond’s also offers fly-tying classes and private casting lessons. They even offer a women’s fly-fishing school. This is a unique three-day program for women to learn the technique and details of fly-fishing. A river trip by canoe and a “shore lunch” is also included in this school.
Companies are also enjoying the fly-fishing available at Pond’s Resort for corporate retreats and incentive trips. Fly-fishing is a great opportunity for teams to bond and learn more about each other. These trips are also great for entertaining special clients. Pond’s Resort also has the facilities to make your next meeting unique and interesting. Pond’s has a fully equipped meeting facility with a conference room and break-room. Areas are designed to be bright, quiet and private. Dining and menu options are also available and other services include suites, barbeque and bartending options. Experience positive group dynamics with our excellent event services and the great outdoors. Fly-fishing, canoe trips, picnics, hikes and wildlife viewing are just a few of your options to encourage your employees to open their eyes and their minds.
For more information on planning your next family vacation or staff meetings, visit pondsresort.com.
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