The robins were loudly singing this morning and I was reminded that the birds come in waves in the spring. I always note when the chickadees start to sing towards the end of January. Next are the finches followed soon after by the titmice. It won't be long now until the warblers start to sing overhead as they migrate through.
I was quoted in an article in the Bangor Daily News this morning on “forever chemicals” that are now showing up in Maine waters and may impact fishing.
Registered Maine Guides’ top priority is safely providing a fun and rewarding experience in their role as stewards of our natural resources.
It is early season and I am fishing each of my usual freshwater lakes. Mostly to see what the water temperature is and if there are any obstacles that I might need to plan around on a trip with clients. This morning I visited White Oak Pond to see how the bass and pike were feeling. Short answer they were feeling chilly with the water and air temperature at 42 with a stiff northwest wind.
