On Saturday, May 8, 1982, The Atlantic Salmon Museum held its "Sod Turning Ceremony". With support from all levels of government and many volunteers a small group finally was able to see their dream come to life. The Miramichi Historical Society was the driving group for this project and is still a great supporter of the museum. Within the walls of the museum you will be amazed at what you will find. We have on display many of the different types of artificial flies, fly fishing rods from wooden, bamboo to carbon filament, and all the various types of clothing and accessories that were used through the years.  We also support the environment of the Miramichi River basin in our work and displays.   As a result of a generous donation from Donn H. Byrne, Sr., a long-time supporter and friend of the museum, the Atlantic Salmon Cultural Center has been established to display an extensive collection of artwork.  In addition to original paintings and prints, sculptures and salmon fly collections, the Center also maintains a library of literature and journals, including a large collection of rare books on salmon fishing and the river.  Arthur Taylor signing Ted Williams print Pictured above is Arthur Taylor, Artist, Author and Environmentalist.  The Atlantic Salmon Museum has no better friend than the artist Arthur Taylor.  He has devoted his professional career to representing the Salmon and to protecting its natural habitats.  Arthur's paintings and prints are represented in private and public collections throughout Canada, Europe and the United States including a permanent collection at NASA in Florida.  The Atlantic Salmon Museum is proud to display his work.

Click the picture to see what we offer in our gift shop The Museum Salmon Fly Jacques's selection of colors for The Museum, a hairwing salmon fly, are pf special significance to the Atlantic Salmon Museum: Gold tag and ribs to reflect the very extensive collection of artifacts of fly fishing in NB Cranberry Red butt representing one of New Brunswick's official colors Silver body for the life and the history of a fresh atlantic salmon, the King of Gamefish Black Bear Hair for the wing representing all the programs developed by the Museum, especially for the next generation Brown feather for the collar as a reminder of the tea colored Miramichi River. Jacques Héroux NB Fly Tier www.salmosalar.com Click here to watch a video overview of the museum Admission Fees Adult: $5 Senior: $4 Student: $3 Family of 4: $12  Memberships Adult: $10/year Senior: $5/year Family of 4 - $20.00 Subscribing - $25.00 (can bring a friend) 10 year membership $100 - receive a free print! Purchase a membership online now   Make a Donation Make a donation to support our mission statement.