Since 1970 “The Worlds Largest Salmon Barbeque” has delighted salmon lovers young and old.
The 2008 BBQ is scheduled for Saturday July 5th.   11am-6pm Cost $25
Held each year in conjunction with the independance day festivities in Fort Bragg, the barbeque is one of our primary sources of funding for the year. Make a weekend of it, you’ll be glad you did.
Live music, the aroma of grilled salmon, family and friends…life is good at the barbeque.
The Menu:  Delicious Grilled Salmon, Fresh Green Salad, Good ole’ Corn on the Cob and Garlic Bread…yum!
And remember, you aren’t just having a great time eating great food, you’re supporting the restoration and preservation of our wild pacific salmon resources–instead of telling your children about salmon, show them! 

About the association:
The Salmon Restoration Association exists for one reason: To take positive, measurable action to restore the natural wild salmon runs to rivers of Northern California. Our primary concern at this time is the Hollow Tree Creek Hatchery. Hollow Tree Creek sits on a tributary to the Eel river in Hales Grove California–near California’s Lost Coast.
The association is a non-profit organization, and our primary funding comes from two sources: The California Department of Fish and Game reserves a portion of the sales of commercial salmon tags for restoration work, and our annual event; The Worlds Largest Salmon Barbeque.Now a part of California’s history, Representaive Mike Thompson of the 3rd district, has filed The Salmon Restoration Association’s “Worlds Largest Salmon Barbeque” as a Local Legacy project with the Library of Congress.