Maine Striper Bass

Archive for May, 2009

Trout,salmon and suckers

Tuesday, May 19th, 2009

I spent the day guiding Chuck and Justin from Arkansas. Justin is a Smoky Mountains guide and has fished for many different fish. I had some great conversion with them about their fishing trips. They had never caught a land lock salmon and that was their goal. The weather was cloudy, with a light breeze and only 50 degrees out. They managed to get several salmon( one 18 and 16 inches), two brook trout(one 16 inches) and four suckers. Justin also broke off two monster, we wish we could of seen those fish.

As a side note we saw, seven moose, ducks, rabbit, loons, a beaver, king fisher and a fox.

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16 inch brook trout
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18 inch salmon
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Penobscot River, Atlantic salmon count

Tuesday, May 19th, 2009

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What a Crappy day

Monday, May 18th, 2009

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The simple things

Sunday, May 17th, 2009

Sometimes it doesn’t matter the size of the fish but that there are fish. I watched them fish for a while until the black flies got to bad but the excitement they showed for a fish less than four inches long was amazing and they would yell out, “a big one!” and it was only maybe four inches. Sometimes they got distracted by a salamander or frog but they got the job done.

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Penobscot dam removal will provide big benefits

Sunday, May 17th, 2009

Ted Ames
There are few things that could offer greater long-term benefits to midcoast Maine than the proposed removal of dams on the Penobscot River. The Penobscot River restoration effort will improve species diversity, restore numerous fisheries and provide a renewed, sustainable economic opportunity for the communities bordering the Penobscot River and both sides of Penobscot Bay. read more…..

Maine Fishing Report

Saturday, May 16th, 2009

Right now is a great time to be out fishing. I have had some great reports from around the state. Grand lake stream is full of fish, Rangeley region is fishing well with big brook trout be caught daily, Crappie are on the spawn and easy to catch and all the rivers are starting to come down making fishing a lot easier. There are also reports of stripers showing up in southern Maine. The small mouth are starting to get aggressive and will start spawning soon. So get out there have some fun,life is to short.

Happy Birthday Jen

Friday, May 15th, 2009

On Thursday my wife turned 29 again, so I am really not sure hold old she really is. She wanted to get out fishing for a little while. It was cloudy, cold and windy felt like fall. The boys and her were able to land several crappy a piece, then we were home for beer and fajitas.

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Got to love crappie

Wednesday, May 13th, 2009

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May Smallies

Monday, May 11th, 2009

Larry was up from Florida on business and gave me a call saying he needed a fishing fix. I told him he called the right guy. He did a half day with me, the conditions weren’t the best but he was able to get into some fish, ranging from 12 to 16 inches.

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Mother’s Day crappie

Sunday, May 10th, 2009

Again I had to make sure the boat was running fine, so I brought a fly rod and land 10 crappie in less than 30 minutes and the boat is running fine.

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