Blue Lagoon Hits 107 g/t Gold and 278.5 g/t Silver Over 1.42 Meters at Dome Mountain
FSE: 7BL
CSE: BLLG
OTCQB: BLAGF
BLUE LAGOON PROVIDES FIRST DRILL RESULTS FOR
ITS DOME MOUNTAIN GOLD PROJECT – HITS 107 g/t GOLD
AND 278.5 g/t SILVER OVER 1.42 METERS
September 28, 2020, Vancouver, British Columbia – Blue Lagoon Resources Inc. (the “Company”)
(CSE: BLLG; FSE: 7BL; OTCQB: BLAGF) is pleased to provide the following update on its Dome
Mountain Gold Mine Project, an all year accessible property located a short 50-minute drive from the
town of Smithers B.C.
DRILLING
Core drilling of the previously announced 3,000-meter work program which was designed to focus on
upgrading a significant portion of the inferred mineral resource to the indicated category, is now complete
and the first assay results have been delivered for holes DM-20-114 and DM-20-115.
DM-20-114 drilled significant gold bearing quartz veins from 66.90m to 67.07m and from 69.13m to
70.55m below ground surface:
TABLE 1
From To Interval Sample # Ag (g/t) Au (g/t)
66.90 67.07 0.17 2626152 1017 173.4
67.07 69.13 2.06 2626153 <20 0.45
69.13 69.84 0.71 2626154 398 165.3
69.84 70.55 0.71 2626155 159 48.7
Significant intercepts in hole DM-20-114
Hole DM-20-114 was drilled at an azimuth of 47 degrees and an inclination -73.
Both intercepts consist of Quartz-Carbonate veins with massive sulfide made up of Pyrite, Galena and
Sphalerite. The upper contact of the deeper 1.42m intercept is at 90 degree to the core axis and the sulfide
band along the lower contact is 80 degrees to the core angle. True width is expected to be at approximately
1.3m.
DM-20-114 was the first hole of the 2020 phase one program and was designed to intercept mineralization
in the inferred resource in order to upgrade to the indicated category and to test for continued
mineralization in the Boulder Vein east of a NE trending fault. Both goals were accomplished.
Figure 1: Hole DM-120-114 and DM-20-115
DM-20-115 was drilled from the same pad as DM-20-114 at an azimuth of 0 degrees and an inclination
of -67.
TABLE 2
From To Interval Sample # Ag (g/t) Au (g/t)
51.17 51.40 0.23 2626164 47 9.1
54.25 54.76 0.51 2626167 8 6.2
66.85 67.07 0.22 2626170 9 3.6
70.35 72.10 1.75 2626175 12 4.1
73.17 73.03 0.14 2626177 27 1.8
Hole DM-120-114
The mineralization intercepted in hole DM-20-115 is hosted by quartz veins generally running sub-parallel
to the core axis and containing discreet grains and cm selvages of pyrite, sphalerite, and galena.
As with hole DM-20-114, the quartz veins themselves are hosted by Ash and Lapilli Tuff. Though the
intercepts are narrow, these drill holes show that the Boulder Vein system continues to the East with good
grades.
To date 26 holes have been completed for a total of 3,732m. Results from 24 more holes are still pending.
QUALITY ASSURANCE AND CONTROL
All core analyses were completed by Bureau Veritas out of Vancouver. Core selected for sampling was
cut with a core saw in half with one half bagged for shipping. Strict chain of custody, storing and shipping
protocol were maintained. Core was crushed, split, and pulverized with 250grams passing 200 mesh. Each
sample was analyzed by FA 550 fire assay with gravimetric finish and MA370 4-acid digestion ICP with
ES finish. Standards and Blanks were inserted by Company staff. The sampling program was undertaken
by Company personnel by and under the direction of Dr. Mathias Westphal, P. Geo.
AIRBORNE GEOPHYSICAL SURVEY
Precision Geophysical is near completion of the planned 1171-line kilometer airborne survey. Two flight
programs were planned and consist of a MAG/Radiometric program and a MAG/EM program. The
MAG/Radiometric program has been completed and the MAG/EM program is now 75% complete.
The AirTEM TS-150 time domain electromagnetic survey and the Scintrex CS-3 caesium vapor airborne
magnetometer survey are being completed on 100-meter line spacing along lines oriented north and south.
Analysis and interpretation of the Airborne data is on-going and is expected to be completed in the next
two weeks.
Peter Diorio, P. Geo. of GeophysicsOne Inc. is the company’s consultant on the airborne data.
SOILS AND PROSPECTING
The Company has engaged Tripoint Geological Services Ltd. to aid with database management, claim and
property management, and to provide geological and geotechnical services to the ongoing program. At
this time, a team of four Tripoint geologists are collecting soils on and along selected high priority targets.
To date, 600 soil samples and 12 rock samples have been collected. All samples will be shipped to ALS
in Vancouver for analysis.
It is expected that this field crew will be busy for another three weeks. Results from the soils will be
analyzed within the context of available geological, geochemical, and geophysical data in order to pick
and prioritize drilling targets for the planned phase two drilling program, which is expected to begin early
January 2021.
EXPANSION OF EXPLORATION PLANNED
The Company is also pleased to report that it has filed an application for a multi-year exploration permit
(MX Permit) on the Dome Mountain Gold Project. This permit highlights certain exploration tasks geared
toward exploring the already known high-grade vein targets on the property that lie off the current
designated M-237 permit area. Tasks include (but are not limited to) ground IP and drilling.
The full exploration scope of work will include mapping and sampling; underground work at the known
high-grade Free Gold vein; property wide prospecting; and follow-up ground MAG and IP and soils
collection.
UPDATE ON MINING PERMIT AMENDMENTS
As previously announced in the press release dated September 23, 2020, the Company has commenced
work on its mining permit amendment process. This $1.5 million budgeted program is focused on
addressing the three main amendment tasks identified by the Ministry of Energy, Mines and Petroleum
Resources (MEMPR), which once completed, are expected to allow for the re-start of underground mine
production at the Dome Mountain Gold Mine.
WATER TREATMENT
The Company’s contractor for the water treatment facility, Muddy Rivers Technologies, has completed
two rounds of Bench scale testing on the mine water to date. The updated schedule shows plans for full-
scale equipment preparation and transport to site by early November, installation by early December and
full-scale testing and report by end of December 2020.
GROUND CONTROL MANAGEMENT
Underground bolting is on-going with approximately 175m of the planned 650m underground scope of
work completed to date.
A mine refuge station has been placed in the mine and has been wired in with power and equipped with
air bottles.
The Company will evaluate a production decision once all permit requirements are in place. Any
production decision in advance of obtaining a feasibility study of mineral reserves demonstrating
economic and technical viability of the project is associated with increased uncertainty and risk of failure.
The scientific and technical data contained in this news release was approved by William Cronk, P.Geo.,
a qualified person as defined in NI 43-101 and a consultant to the Company.
For further information, please contact:
Rana Vig
President and Chief Executive Officer
Telephone: 604-218-4766
Email: [email protected]
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expressed in such forward-looking statements are based on reasonable assumptions, such stat ements are not
guarantees of future performance and actual results may differ materially from those in the forward -looking
statements. Factors that could cause the actual results to differ materially from those in forward-looking statements
include results of exploration activities that may not show quality and quantity necessary for upgrading
mineralization classification or for further exploration and exploitation of minerals deposits, market prices, and
continued availability of capital and financing, permitting and other approvals, and general economic, market or
business conditions. Investors are cautioned that any such statements are not guarantees of future performance and
actual results or developments may differ materially from those projected in th e forward-looking statements.
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or other factors, should change.