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Maine Outdoors - The woodpile temperature scale
By
Seamus
on 2/11/2026 9:25:00 AM • Views (7)
Still snowing lightly this morning and it is supposed to snow off and on all day. The overnight portion was a little less than predicted a nice refresh on our snow cover. The big news though is the temperature. Not over freezing but 27 which is clos...
Maine Outdoors - Late night winter view
By
Seamus
on 2/1/2026 6:56:00 AM • Views (6)
We have had a long stretch of cold weather this winter. Morning lows either side of 0 degrees Fahrenheit or even below and daytime highs in the teens. A few snowstorms have made the winter scene complete. This week is full moon and one of my favorit...
Maine Outdoors - The New Era of Striper Fishing
By
Seamus
on 1/26/2026 1:33:21 PM • Views (13)
If you’ve been following the East Coast saltwater scene you’ve likely heard the talk on the docks: the Striped Bass fishery is changing. We believe in being upfront with our anglers so let’s address the reality.
Maine Outdoors - Our First 10 Years: The Spark of Maine Outdoors
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Seamus
on 1/19/2026 4:22:44 PM • Views (15)
To celebrate the 40th anniversary of Maine Outdoors I’ll be sharing a series of posts over the coming months looking back at each of the four decades that brought us to where we are today. 1987: The Official Beginning
Maine Outdoors - Delightful winter afternoon
By
Seamus
on 1/8/2026 4:37:00 PM • Views (21)
Since Thanksgiving it has been cold here. Not Oh my how are you even still alive? cold but woodpile melting cold. Highs around 20 degrees and lows usually round 10 or so. Our New Years Trip to Eastport was marked by cold (around 0) wind and snow. Th...
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