Blue Lagoon Resources Inc. reported that recently completed drilling on the Company's Dome Mountain Gold Project, shows potential to increase the extent of the known gold mineralization down dip from the current extent of the known resource based on deep mineralization encountered in hole DM-20-139 and, along strike to the east based on high grade gold intercepts in hole DM-20-114 (the furthest East mineralized intercept on the Boulder Vein completed on the project to date). DM-20-139 was drilled vertically to a depth of 595.88 meters and intercepted the Boulder Vein at 338 meters and hit 3.13 meters running 17.69 g/t Au and 70.40 g/t Ag (including 0.65 meters running 48.4 g/t Au and 95 g/t Ag). This intercept is the deepest intercept to date on the Boulder Vein. The recently filed technical report outlines the Boulder Vein as 1000 meters in strike length and 200 meters of down-dip extent. The high grade gold intercept in hole DM-20-139 is 150 meters deeper than the lowest elevation of the Boulder Resource. This hole proves the veracity of a mineralized down-dip exploration model and, the 2021 drilling program scheduled to commence on January 11 will prioritize further drilling at depth. Hole DM-20-114 intercepted 107 g/t Au and 278.5 g/t Ag over 1.42 meters including 165.3 g/t Au and 398 g/t Ag over 0.71 meters. This intercept provides for the farthest east intercept in the Boulder Vein system to date. Furthermore, recent airborne data collected from company 2020 airborne survey shows a distinct Mag anomaly associated with the eastern vein intercept. The Mag anomaly clearly highlights a singular fault like feature which corresponds to the eastern end of the known Boulder Vein system (and the DM-20-114 vein intercept) and continues for at least another kilometer in the East-West direction. The drilling program scheduled to begin next week (January 11, 2021) will target both the down dip potential of the Boulder Vein system as well as the high-grade vein extending to the East.