Lobster Mushrooms!

These rare wild fungus are hard to find but impart a woodsy flavor.

The Fish!

Salmo Salar

The Camp

Waters Up!

Mike Eaton caught a nice grilse in the run out front.

Chanterelles by the pound!

Chef Dave and I picked over 5 pounds of wild chanterelles this afternoon. Its now started to rain and the river is rising!

Guests!

Dinner at the Sevogle

Chawan Mushi with fresh Chanterelles

Sevogle Cuisine!

Sake marinated scallops.

Bobbys Back!

After the tragic death of Phil, our beloved Brittany, Bobby's back as the last of a line of Brittany Spaniels that we've had over the years. Starting with Jock, a tireless woodcock hunter, our Brittanys included Teddy and our Springer Spaniels, Jessie and Polo.

Sevogle succumbs to Heat Wave!

With temperatures in the 30's for the last week the river has been reduced to trickle. Less than a week ago I had my canoe in the water!

Deer!

A young fawn visited the camp recently.

Chanterelles!

Mushrooms!

Chanterelles in the spoil banks on Frank Copp Road.

Adam Bekhor's Hat Trick

Adam Bekhor managed to catch & release* 3 grilse, 2 in the Upper Rapids Pool & one off Percy's Rock after a good summer thunderstorm brought the river up a few feet!

*The Northwest Miramichi has been re designated catch & release until the end of July due to lower than normal Salmon returns! http://www.dfo-mpo.gc.ca/media/npress-communique/2010/g06-eng.htm

Waters Up!

Last night the thunder and lightning raged dropping over 2" of water and the rivers up 2 feet. Still a bit murky but will probably fish this evening. Keep you posted.

Sevogle Hookers!

My wife hooked these rugs of Sevogle scenes and interests.



The Sevogle Emblem



Our bird hunting dogs

Soba at Sevogle

Soba is a favorite on a hot day at the Sevogle.

My Daughter Caught a Fish

It rained enough for the river to come up a bit. Yael and I went down to Percy's rock and cast a green bug into the current watching it swing below us. A fish rolled a few times to the fly as it swung above the rock but it may have tasted steel so refused to be hooked. She cast into the eddy below the rock and a few casts down river a fresh grilse grabbed the fly and took off. After a spunky fight it was released at the shore!