April Vokey & Fly Nation television show

"My trip to the Gaspe was truly my most memorable trip to date. The weather, Lodges, guides, fish, rivers, privacy. Everything I have ever dreamt fly fishing could be came to life during that week as I sought the pull of the notorious Atlantic Salmon. True private water is always helpful when it comes to seeking refuge. Days like these are the reason I started fly fishing in the first place and to find a love like that is no to be taken lightly"

 April Vokey

Hoagy B. Carmichael, film, television and theatrical producer, author

“Having spent a number of delightful days at Salmon Lodge, I can assure everyone that they offer a clean, newly renovated atmosphere, with a view that is unmatched in the Cascapedia valley. Every member of the staff is delightful, and there to help, and the food. You can’t possibly lose weight at Salmon Lodge. I am again booking a week!”
Hoagy B. Carmichael, film, television and theatrical producer, author 

Henrik Mortensen, Professional Fly Angler

"Over the 35 years that I've been fly fishing, I have had the great fortune to stay at many top-notch lodges around the world. The Salmon Lodge is at the top of the list, for every reason. Not only is the fishing excellent, but the lodge and service is second to none. The place is fit for kings. This cozy, classic 'home' oozes comfort and culture." 
Henrik Mortensen, Professional Fly Angler, Fly Caster, Designer, Instructor & Author

Media Coverage

“I close my eyes and I am there. This isn’t a dream although it could be. . . I am sitting on the deck of Salmon Lodge admiring another magnificent sunset.”
The Atlantic Salmon Journal, Bill Taylor, President & CEO, The Atlantic Salmon Federation

“A great place to hang your waders.”
Field & Stream Magazine

"This is a Spectacular trip, and I highly recommend it for anglers wanting to learn what all the fuss is about and experience the thrill of hooking an Atlantic Salmon"

Streamside Canada - Canada's Flyfishing Journal -

"The 100-year-old lodge, with its white wooden exterior and well-appointed guest rooms for eight anglers, is perched on a bluff overlooking another great Gaspé river, the Cascapedia. A huge porch wraps around its exterior, and a warm fireplace centers the convivial living room. The lodge was originally built by an heir to the Dun & Bradfstreet  fortune and was a gathering spot for prominent Canadians and Americans throughout the 20th century--and now, open to the public, it still is."

-Forbes Magazine-