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My summer season is underway. May has offered some of the best trout fishing I can remember. More on that later in this newsletter coming right up is the bass spawning season at the end of the month. For a spell it is going to be hard to choose what to do next.
The big news this month is that Maine Outdoors has partnered with the Maine Tourism Association to
This system is new and offers an easy way for you to reserve and confirm your trip without waiting for a return phone call or e-mail. I think that this will be a great benefit to clients who are traveling and want to go on a trip tomorrow or this afternoon because the weather is so nice.
Planning a trip in the Maine Outdoors? Make your reservation online today!
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bring you an online reservation System. The system allows you to make a reservation for a morning or afternoon trip. Someone will then be in touch with you to arrange the details. What type of trip is it that you want exactly? Who will be on the trip? Beginners? Kids? Serious anglers? Where we will meet and a chance to answer any questions that you might have.| In this issue |
| May Trout Fishing |
| Travel New England |
| Bobolinks |
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May Trout Fishing Report
This year has been different almost hot in March, low water in April and now cool and wet in May.
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The upside has been some of the best |
Travel New England
I was recently invited to post on Travel New England about Maine recreational fishing. As you might expect I have a lot to say and had a hard time restricting myself to only a couple hundred words. The article is Make Maine fishing part of your vacation plans. I hope that you find the information helpful as you think about what to do on your visit this summer.
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Bobolinks
The spring migrations of birds are in full swing, warblers abound and the hummingbirds have returned to the feeder. On our walk yesterday there were birds everywhere most notable for me was a Chestnut sided warbler which I see every spring and bobolinks. Bobolinks are a distinctive field nesting bird that were very common in our area. After the wet spring and summer of 2009 they disappeared from the local fields, that is until yesterday.
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