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The weather the past few weeks has been hot and humid, in fact everything feels sticky from the humidity. The perch and sunfish fishing continues to amaze me. After a couple of boys a while back claiming that they had caught 75 fish on an afternoon trip I have been watching the count very closely. Last week a young girl had a counted 26 fish to her credit and we spent a fair amount of time riding up and down the pond making a cooling breeze while looking for a spot to fish in the shade.

Yesterday was one of those cold rainy days that we sometimes have in the summer. I was working in the office and was not really affected (just luck that I did not have a trip scheduled). By around two in the afternoon I realized that I was sitting at my desk with a fleece jacket on and still cold. There was only one thing to do, light a fire in the wood stove. I did and the office warmed right up not to mention chasing the dampness out of the air.

This week we are experiencing the first really hot days of the summer. Tuesday had a high of 92 on the thermometer that I can see from my desk. I guess summer is really here to stay. My summer has been very busy already and next week is nearly full with a good variety of striper fishing and canoe trips. I am planning to take the 4th off to attend the parade and chicken barbecue in Thomaston. I hope to see you all there.
 
Seven Tree and Round Ponds 
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