by guides@petersonguideme.com | Jul 7, 2020 | casco bay, Fishing Reports, Fly Fishing, Katahdin Region, maine, maine guide, Saco Bay, salmon, saltwater fishing, shoreside lunch, striped bass
This has been a very interesting spring and early summer to say the least. Most guides and charter captains have been worried about the pandemics affect on our business and to say that I didn’t worry about this as well would be a lie. However, we have seen an...
by guides@petersonguideme.com | Jan 13, 2019 | Camping, Fishing Reports, Fly Fishing, Hiking, Ice Fishing, Katahdin Region, lake trout, maine, maine guide, Moosehead Region, salmon, Sebago Region, shoreside lunch, Snowshoeing
This past year has been a blast! We are looking forward to an exciting 2019 season, but couldn’t pass the opportunity to extend our deepest appreciation for everyone that chose us for their outdoor adventure. Each trip was different in many different ways, but...
by guides@petersonguideme.com | Feb 15, 2018 | Fishing Reports, Fly Fishing, Ice Fishing, Katahdin Region, maine, maine guide, Moosehead Region, salmon, Sebago Region, shoreside lunch
This past fall was an interesing one for sure. We had later bass trips booked than normal, which was a blessing as the water stayed a little too warm for many of our trout streams to safely fish. I think that many clients are now seeing the benefits of the fringe...
by guides@petersonguideme.com | Aug 17, 2017 | Fishing Reports, Fly Fishing, lake trout, maine, maine guide, salmon, Sebago Region, shoreside lunch
If you haven’t taken advantage of the awesome fishing this summer has provided you still have time. We have been on pretty consistent lake trout fishing for the duration of the summer and bass fishing is providing fast action on the many bodies of water our...
by guides@petersonguideme.com | May 10, 2017 | Fishing Reports, Fly Fishing, lake trout, maine, maine guide, salmon, Sebago Region, shoreside lunch
This spring has been an interesting one for sure. We are now seeing many rivers and streams flowing higher than usual and the long term forecast is calling for more rain. Many of the rivers up north are near flood stage and are very dangerous to even think about...
