Another trout season in Maine is fast fading into the fleeting “sweet of the year,” but there are still days left for an 11th hour trip.
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Outdoors in Maine: Bear, coyote hunting targeted in three petitions
Petitions filed with Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife would threaten bear and coyote trapping and hunting.
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Outdoors in Maine: Consider implications of state’s Atlantic salmon listing
The Maine Department of Inland Fisheries & Wildlife needs to carefully consider the impact of adding Atlantic salmon to its Endangered species list.
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Outdoors in Maine: Doe permits could set a record this year
The Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife has proposed the issuance of a record number of doe (any-deer) permits this fall.
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Outdoors in Maine: Is that a Hex or a Green Drake that the trout are devouring?
Those of us whose heroes are fly fishing entomologists like to know our bugs, for that is how you get to know your trout and how best to seduce them.
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Outdoors in Maine: Don’t overthink tying the fly
No need to delve too deep into Fish Pshychology 101 to fly fish successfully.
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Outdoors in Maine: Tips for tick-free turkey hunting
Ticks are making some turkey hunters give up, but here’s how to keep them from hunting the hunters.
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Outdoors in Maine: Not too late to let trout fishermen to enjoy ‘sweet of the year’
Keeping Baxter State Park closed through June due to COVID-19 will deny even Maine residents a chance to fully enjoy a precious wild trout fishery.
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Outdoors in Maine: 14-day quarantine could end state’s sporting camps
Maine’s sporting camps are already struggling to survive. The state’s 14-day quarantine order for non-residents will finish them.
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Outdoors in Maine: North Maine Woods opening, with conditions
North Maine Woods will open its gates on June 1, but with restrictions.