
Guided fishing trips in Bangor, Bar Harbor, Acadia, and Downeast Maine.

Flying with fishing rods can sometimes lead to unexpected hassles at the airport. Here’s a simple way anglers can pack their rods, avoid airline surprises, and make traveling to fishing destinations easier.

Seeing a moose is at the top of many visitors’ Maine bucket lists. In this guide, learn where to see moose in Maine, including scenic drives and areas near Moosehead Lake, the Katahdin region, and Rangeley. Plus, get practical tips from real experience to improve your chances of spotting one in the wild.

It’s a question I hear every year. The truth is, fishing season in Maine never truly closes. Ice fishing is available in the winter. Many lakes and rivers remain open year-round to both ice and open water fishing. There’s always an opportunity to get a line in the water. What many anglers are really referring…
“Joe was a great down to earth guy, was willing to go anywhere we wanted and listen to what we wanted to do. We are new to fly fishing and just wanted to catch fish. We ended up catching over 20 bass, and 1 pickerel. It was a fun day and we improved our confidence in landing fish with a fly rod.”
– Ken W.
“Joe is a world- class Maine fishing guide who is professional, knowledgeable, skilled and one of the nicest guys you could meet. Joe has given us several incredible fishing days with excellent productivity and fantastic, Fun, educational, relaxed, positive and greatly enjoyable angling experiences. I highly recommend Joe for your fishing experiences and we certainly will be fishing again with him soon. Many many thanks Joe!”
– Ben P.
