Dedicated to my father on this Father’s Day.. “Fishing With Dad” Sketch by Judi Moody “ALTHOUGH I can see him still. The freckled man who goes To a grey place on a hill In grey Connemara clothes At dawn to … Continue reading
On my way to Thorndike and work a week or so ago I came across this scene. A bit of nostalgia harkening back to a simpler time when man and beast had a more intimate connection to the land.. … Continue reading
I have been so bad this spring about getting out to go fishing. Not enough time..too cold..too busy..too many excuses.. So yesterday morning I decided that I had exhausted all acceptable reasons not to go fishing, geared up and made … Continue reading
Doesn’t It Just Tick You Off? You know for such a little creature..it sure does cause a lot of havoc. Growing up in Maine I never knew such things existed. I spent a lot of time hunting and … Continue reading
We decided to take advantage of the nice weather Sunday last and head inland, away from the persistently cold wind off the ocean. Although great in July and August, it makes it very uncomfortable to be in an open … Continue reading
It was time. After a long winter and a cold, windy, rainy Spring, we were ready to begin the 2013 boating season with our shakedown cruise. We picked one of our favorite spots, Lake Megunticook and we … Continue reading
I took a short ride to the public boat landing here in Belfast to check out it’s status and much to my pleasure I found the landing clear and the floats in place, Ready To Go. Unfortunately my … Continue reading
The Fishing Heritage of Belfast Bay by Tom Seymour (After reading this wonderful piece written by Tom Seymour in The Fisherman’s Voice, I will be making a much bigger effort of utilizing the resource of Belfast Bay this summer. Clearly … Continue reading
One of our awesome wardens snuggling a couple of cubs that are part of a bear monitoring project being done by the state. Here’s the whole crew with Mama Bear..great job to you all…
I often post about my family traditions of hunting and fishing which were all on my father’s side. But growing up we also had traditions that were passed down from my mother’s side. And one of the biggest was our … Continue reading
