It came up again yesterday, why do you include licenses in the price of the fishing trip and why do you even bother to fill them out. The second part usually goes “I have been coming to Maine for years and never even seen a game warden”. I explain that in Maine (and many other states) we fund fish and wildlife conservation through the sale of hunting and fishing licenses.
One of the most rewarding parts of my life as a guide is the repeat clients I see. Some I see every year for a trip or two or others like this party after a gap of 20 or more years. Amazing that they remember and want to repeat an experience from long ago like this canoe trip with family and friends.
The memories made outdoors are good and are worth recreating!
As some of you know Brynna has helped out in the office and doing various chores here at Maine Outdoors for the last three summers. I asked her for her perspective on this summer and here are her thoughts.
These past couple weeks have been hot and humid, the type of weather that makes it hard to want to do anything besides drink a glass of ice tea and take a nap – or get out on the water.
