Category: Fishing
Maine is a safe and friendly place in which to enjoy the outdoors. Most accidents occur because people fail to observe basic rules of safety. Anglers using boats and …
Maine publishes two sets of fishing regulations, one for open water and one for ice fishing. No one should fish any body of water in Maine without consulting these …
Maine is unique among the eastern states in preserving large areas of relatively unspoiled woods and waters. Ninety percent of Maine is forested, a higher percentage than any other …
Small amounts of dioxin have been found in fish tissue from the Androscoggin River, the Kennebec River below Skowhegan, and the Penobscot River below Lincoln. Dioxin is a byproduct …
Maine laws concerning the use and gathering of minnows and other fish to be used as bait are complex and often illogical. For example, spiny-rayed fish may not be …
Maine’s tides are among the highest in the world. Such powerful forces can create unique situations for the angler. A moving tide can create a rip near any point …
Maine wildlife is generally inoffensive. Maine has no poisonous snakes, although timber rattlers did inhabit western Maine many years ago. Still, big-game animals such as black bear and moose …
Weather can make or break your fishing trip. Wind, rain, prolonged spells of hot or cold temperatures, the whims of the Gulf Stream, and approaching fronts all create unique …
Those who go ice fishing are obliged to pay strict attention to their clothing. It is possible to spend a balmy day on the ice, especially on a sunny …
No matter if you are wading a river or trolling from a boat on a lake or bay, you need to be prepared for foul weather. Even in summer, …