Here are some places where you can fish for striped bass
Mainers have plenty of options when it comes to fishing for migratory striped bass.
We’ve identified this Maine bobcat’s mystery meal
Some of the guesses included a fisher, a pine marten and a woodchuck.
Now is the time to destroy browntail moth eggs
Browntail moths have already begun laying clusters of eggs in fuzzy brown egg sacks that will become next year’s toxic caterpillars. That’s why now is the time to eliminate as many of those egg sacks as possible.
This Down East wildlife refuge features breathtaking coastal trails
The trail began by threading through a field of blueberries, dotted with the pale pink blossoms of wild roses and the fiery blooms of devil’s paintbrush.
3 friends make grueling run through Maine’s 100-Mile Wilderness
Childhood friends Will Peterson, Nik Hase and Xander Keiter have shared a lot of adventures together growing up in southern Maine. Recently, the men teamed up for an unprecedented challenge when they ran 96 1/2 miles in a span of 34 1/2 hours, through Maine’s 100-Mile Wilderness along the Appalachian Trail.
10 monsters that dwell in Maine’s waterways
Moss animals are just one of the many strange freshwater creatures in Maine that often go overlooked.
Help us figure out what this bobcat is having for breakfast
The cat in the photo, tucked down in the lower left-hand corner, appears to be quite relaxed after having made a kill. The bobcat is shown with another furry creature in its jaws.
Writing about the Maine outdoors is an exciting and daunting task
“I am blessed, and humbled, to have the opportunity to hold one of the most coveted jobs in Maine journalism. It is a responsibility I do not take lightly,” Pete Warner writes.
This majestic pileated woodpecker is poking around for insects
If there’s one thing a pileated woodpecker loves, it’s a decaying tree or a rotten log.
Bangor man invokes a rock ‘n’ roll legend to change his fishing luck
“It’s not the biggest brookie I have boated, but it sure was fun and satisfying,” Eric Day said. “Who knew brook trout like Eddie, too.”
If you get lost in the Maine woods, you can count on game wardens coming to the rescue
Game wardens are responsible for searching for anyone missing or stranded in the Maine woods.
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