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Maine Outdoors - Travel Tuesday
By
Seamus
on 11/18/2024 7:32:00 AM • Views (1)
Did you know there's a Travel Tuesday? It's happening on December 3rd as part of the Small Business Saturday and Cyber Monday series.
Maine Outdoors - Casting Off for Winter: Reflections on a Remarkable 38th Season at Maine Outdoors
By
Seamus
on 11/4/2024 5:56:52 PM • Views (6)
As November rolls in the signs of winter become unmistakable. The air nips at our cheeks the leaves no longer blaze with fiery hues and the water’s surface looks thick and almost oily. The woodstove needs regular tending certainly every evening if not during the day. These signs mark the bittersweet winding down of another season.
Maine Outdoors - No denying it now!
By
Seamus
on 10/29/2024 5:10:00 PM • Views (6)
There is no denying it now fall is here and winter is not too far off. The temperature here yesterday morning was 24 and today the high never made 50. As you can see the sun has gotten far enough to the south to give us beautiful sunrises. A treat we will enjoy from now until March.
Maine Outdoors - What a fall!
By
Seamus
on 10/23/2024 8:24:04 AM • Views (6)
We have enjoyed a beautiful fall warm weather cool nights and little rain. You can see in this picture the water levels are quite low on Megunticook Lake. I have enjoyed many days fishing with families teaching fly fishing and being on the water with a lucky few. It's clear though that the season will end soon. I hope we'll get some rain before t...
Maine Outdoors - How do you stay comfortable when it is wet and cold?
By
Seamus
on 10/14/2024 3:19:26 PM • Views (10)
Raining and cold today (mid afternoon temperature 46) luckily not a lot of wind. I had replaced our mailbox last spring but the latch was clearly not up to the assigned task. So I was at the end of my driveway replacing it with the one that I salvaged from the mailbox it replaced. One of the neighbors drove by and stopped to ask if I was freezing....
Maine Outdoors - Slowing down
By
Seamus
on 10/10/2024 3:00:34 PM • Views (7)
As you might expect my season slowly draws to a close in late October and early November. I have fewer reservations and the days look to be getting chillier over the next week or so. However we are in the middle of the prettiest time of year. Cool crisp days and cooler nights along with the leaves changing color. As you can see there is little to...
Maine Outdoors - A Thought on Conservation
By
Seamus
on 10/7/2024 11:44:23 AM • Views (8)
I recently heard this piece on public radio and it jogged my mind on a topic I have been thinking about lately. That is that the hunters and anglers of this country have lead conservation efforts in the United States for many years.
Maine Outdoors - Beautiful Fall Weather
By
Seamus
on 10/1/2024 7:39:56 AM • Views (7)
The spectacular early fall weather continues. Our days have been picture perfect. Bright sunshine little wind and temperatures around 70. As you can see the leaves have started to change and that will only get better for the next few weeks.
Maine Outdoors - Eben’s Unforgettable Summer Internship with Maine Outdoors
By
Seamus
on 9/18/2024 4:53:00 PM • Views (16)
This past summer the picturesque mid coast played host to an exciting partnership: Eben a bright and enthusiastic intern joined the Maine Outdoors team. As part of the Maine Tourism Association’s workforce development program Tourism for ME Eben’s internship promised adventure learning and a chance to experience the state’s vibrant outdoor industr...
Maine Outdoors - Something about these just makes me smile!
By
Seamus
on 9/15/2024 4:40:00 PM • Views (17)
Every September Broad Cove on the Saint George River is host to a good number of scoters (a sea duck). After nesting in the Arctic they make a stop on the Maine coast. Read about their life history here. For an image go to to this link. I have to admit that every time I see them; usually in a small flock I have to smile. Clownish face? Perky tail...
Maine Outdoors - Changing Environment
By
Seamus
on 9/8/2024 3:45:00 PM • Views (11)
I read this morning that Maine falls have gotten warmer over the last twenty or so years according to weather records. I don’t have any data but from where I sit that is the case. If you have nothing to do and reach back a long way you will see me writing about a few warm days in October in the north Maine Woods.
Maine Outdoors - How could this happen twice?
By
Seamus
on 8/26/2024 1:53:00 PM • Views (9)
In July of 2022 I was surprised to see my 4 Runner in the image on Google Maps. Today I checked the link I send to Thomaston harbor and hard to imagine but there is my 4 Runner and boat trailer in the parking lot. Surprise again!
Maine Outdoors - The season is not over
By
Seamus
on 8/19/2024 8:56:03 AM • Views (19)
It has slowed down though. There are trees changing to red here and there along the lakes and water temperatures have dropped from their summer highs. This is a seasonal business no doubt but there are seasons within seasons. For instance in the last two weeks I have enjoyed time with several fly fishing parties some learning to fly fish and some...
Maine Outdoors - Thank you all!
By
Seamus
on 8/13/2024 3:12:00 PM • Views (16)
You know you are lucky when your street number and age are the same. At my current number it is cause for reflection. I have been incredibly fortunate. First I lucked out when I married Argy. We took the leap in our twenties. Neither knowing what the future might hold but leaping right in. Together we have accomplished much. First we have two grea...
Maine Outdoors - Summer season flying by!
By
Seamus
on 7/23/2024 11:10:47 AM • Views (15)
A rainy morning today has me at my desk catching up on office work. Hard to imagine but the summer season is half gone! We had a hot spell that made early afternoons uncomfortable and likely will have another. But as sure as the sun is rising a little later every day we are headed toward my favorite time of the year.
Maine Outdoors - Latest Intern
By
Seamus
on 7/10/2024 8:16:57 PM • Views (15)
Over the years I have been fortunate to have a few interns. Supposedly they were here to learn but usually I learned a great deal from them. First was Chris Taylor then Brynna and now Eben. Unlike the first two Eben thinks that he would like ot be a guide. Here is Eben's introduciton.
Maine Outdoors - Mid Summer Update
By
Seamus
on 7/9/2024 3:06:53 PM • Views (15)
Here we are in the middle of our summer season here in Maine. The weather has been as you would expect warm inland (even hot at times) and much cooler on the saltwater. That point was made yesterday with a family from North Carolina on a Scenic Boat trip.
Maine Outdoors - Something new on the saltwater this morning
By
Seamus
on 7/2/2024 12:43:16 PM • Views (21)
This this morning my client had good success casting surface poppers for stripers. The interesting part of the morning came well after sun up when we came on this group of seals working cooperatively to trap a school of pogies. I have seen two or three seals working together in the past but this was a group of between 12 and 15 and as you can see...
Maine Outdoors - Water Bottle Dilemma
By
Seamus
on 6/25/2024 8:08:44 AM • Views (22)
It's important to stay hydrated on our trips. Being outside in the sun and wind can be dehydrating which can make a morning on the water less enjoyable. Many years ago I started providing reusable water bottles with the Maine Outdoors logo. This served two purposes: helping to keep you hydrated and reducing the use of disposable plastic bottles.
Maine Outdoors - Escape To Mid Coast Maine Giveaway
By
Seamus
on 6/20/2024 2:50:25 PM • Views (19)
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