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147.1 | Lake Sebago | WMOIS::HATFIELD | | Wed Aug 05 1992 17:00 | 4 |
| I'm heading to Point Sebago the week end of Aug 29th for a week. Can
anyone provide any information on the lake or surrounding area. Is the
salmon fishing that time of year worth bringing the gear
Thanks Rick
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147.2 | POINT SEBAGO | GIAMEM::NSULLIVAN | | Tue Aug 18 1992 18:50 | 9 |
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SOMETIMES IN LATE AUGUST THE MOUTH OF THE SONGO RIVER
CAN BE A SPOT TO TROLL IN FRONT OF....
NEVER TRIED IT PERSONALLY..
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147.3 | | GERBIL::DUPONT | | Thu Mar 18 1993 10:38 | 14 |
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1- Does anyone have any info on
Junior Lake in Maine?
2- Know the name of a local tackle shop?
3- Can I get a three day Maine license
through the mail? How much will it
cost?
Thanks- Chet
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147.4 | Some answers | VICKI::DODIER | Food for thought makes me hungry | Thu Mar 18 1993 13:55 | 9 |
| Re: 3-day license
I was just up visiting a friend and as far as I can tell, Maine is
similar to NH in that little country stores sell licences. There may be
other places like K-Mart that sell them too.
The 3-day license costs $17.
RAYJ
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147.5 | reach out and touch someone | ESKIMO::KERSWELL | Gill_Raker r r r r r r | Thu Mar 18 1993 18:51 | 7 |
| Gerb Check your local tackle shop and find out if they sell a maine
lic# down here in mass we purchase our NH licenses at selected tackle
shops. Call around, just think you could do it sitting down :-}
there must be a place fairly close to you, once you find a place
they will usually post date it for you for when you want it.
Gil_
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147.6 | How much? | KIDVAX::DMICHAELSON | | Wed Jun 09 1993 09:54 | 4 |
| Anyone know the price of an outta state license for a week? A season?
Thanks
Don
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147.7 | | AIMHI::BOWLES | | Wed Jun 09 1993 10:22 | 7 |
| Maine Non-Resident Licenses
One week = $18
Season = $42
Week = ?
Chet
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147.8 | | GERBIL::DUPONT | | Wed Jun 09 1993 10:36 | 6 |
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Chet to Chet nit :-)
$18 = 3 day license
the other chet
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147.9 | | GERBIL::DUPONT | | Wed Jun 09 1993 11:10 | 38 |
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This past weekend I spent 3 days on Junior Lake and
Duck Lake in Maine,(5+ hr ride from Merrimack).
To say the least the small mouth fishing was incredible!!!
Early on the second day my buddy and I stopped counting
the smallies we caught for fear that it would highlight
our poor math skills :-)
We caught these bass on ALL types of artificial baits including
but not limited to Rapalas, spinner baits, gold bombers, tiny
torpedoes....They were also hammering shiners and we even caught a
couple of frogs and caught them that way as well!
These were quality fish up to about 4 1/2 pounds,(none would need
to be sticked at a tourney). These fish were aggressive maniacs.
One fish took a topwater bait two feet from the boat,(glad we brought
extra underwear)!!
To my surprise I actually caught two large carp on crank baits. Those
were my first,(and hopefully last), carp! We also caught one white
bass,(which I had never heard of).
I can't say enough about that area. Water is incredibly clean. You
could easily see bottom in 10' of water. There are a few lakes inter
connected but we only had time to fish these two.
We rented a lake a beautiful cabin from a Decie,(Steve Bendel
@ REGENT::BENDEL). These lakes hardly have any houses on them
and the solitude is incredible. I strongly recommend this cabin/area
to anyone who likes smallie fishing.
Also note that these lakes are also populated with Salmon, Lake Trout,
perch & pickerel
chet
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147.10 | | AIMHI::BOWLES | | Wed Jun 09 1993 11:47 | 6 |
| Chet-to-Chet Nit Reply:
You're correct. I guess my fat fingers and my not-so-nimble mind just
weren't working together today. Thanks for the correction!
The other "other Chet"
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147.11 | Info on the Kennebec | BINKLY::TAREILA | | Tue Aug 02 1994 11:56 | 11 |
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Hi,
I'm going to spend the weekend in Maine around Skowhegan and I was wondering
if anyone has any info on the Kennebec in this area??
I want to fish for trout. Is the river wadable here?? So you know phone
numbers to any fishing shops in the area??
Thanks for any replies. /marc
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147.12 | Try These Areas | STRATA::JPROCTOR | | Wed Aug 03 1994 01:02 | 4 |
| Marc, there are places to wade and fish for nice size trout around the
Forks to jackman area. Hope this helps.
Jon
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147.13 | Current fishing license info | EPS::PULIAFICO | John - alias jp - MKO2 2/J4 - dtn 264-0547 | Fri Jun 23 1995 14:55 | 9 |
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Does anyone have any info on the current cost of fishing licenses in
Maine. What is their age linit for junior licenses? I am going up to the Lake
Sebago area for a week in August and will need to get a license.
Also, are there any restrictions on boats registered out of state.
Thanks,
jp
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147.14 | Expensive! | BURGLA::TROTT | Dale at MKO1-1/C4, DTN: 264-6845 | Fri Jun 23 1995 20:34 | 14 |
| Just got back from Maine last week. They are more expensive than NH.
I paid $21 for a 3-day non-resident license. They did, however, have a better
selection of licenses. I believe they mentioned a 1-day, 2-day, 3-day, 5-day
and 7-day. That's probably close but not 100% accurate.
I believe the non-resident season license was around $35. If we had
known we'd be going back up there again next month, we would have sprung for
season licenses and saved money! Oh well.
Can't help you on the boat stuff.
- Dale -
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147.15 | Need loan for non-res. season license | MROA::LESICA | | Mon Jun 26 1995 10:45 | 7 |
| Non-Resident season license is $49 this year. They do have a selection
in between of 1 day, 3 day, 14 day. The three day last year was about
$18. I don't remember the cost of the 14 day, I believe is was in the
mid $30 something range but is upgradable to a season. Out of state boat
registration is acceptable
Joe
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147.16 | mass tags | GIAMEM::NSULLIVAN | | Wed Jun 28 1995 18:31 | 4 |
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My buddy brings his boat with us every August and his mass plates
are fine
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