weekend. This morning I was on Megunticook Lake in Camden and there can be no question about the coming change. A few maples have already started to turn color and the loons are bunching in flocks. So far the air has not cooled too much but jackets will soon be part of every day.
In this newsletter is some fun, a radio interview and a reminder of how lucky we are to enjoy this part of the world.
Don Kleiner
Master Maine Guide
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I had the pleasure of fishing with Travel Writer Sherry Ott of Otts World on Saturday.
 Sherry had not fished since she was a kid and wanted to experience what Maine has to offer. The weather could not have been more cooperative perfect blue skies, a few clouds for effect and not a lot of wind. The fish on the other hand were not nearly as cooperative.
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My role as Executive Director of the Maine Professional Guides Association brings interesting opportunities. One of the recent ones was when a local radio show did a segment on Maine Guides.
The interviewer gave me lots of time and asked a great deal about what I do as a guide. Except for the quality of my phone connection a great interview. Here is the link and I am in the second segment although I recommend that you listen to both to get all of the information |
For those of you longing for a warm summer day on the water. Here is a moment to remind you what is is like!
If you would like to know what others think of the time that they spend on a Maine Outdoors trip. Check out a few reviews here! |
On my first Nature Exploration Canoe Trip of the season. I spent the afternoon with a 
German family it was hot at Ayer Park when we started but the breeze kept the air comfortable on the water. Teaching a new skill is always made a little harder when you live in different languages but like most from other countries my clients understood English very well and were quickly able to move the boats like they had been canoeing for some time.
