Welcome to Maine- A Photo Essay
Thanks for reading this week’s post, Welcome to Maine. Again, lots of photos with captions! For subscribers- if the photos don’t load, click this link- www.spottedtail.com/blog.
A lot happened this week. I turned 70! Who’d a thunk it?
We had to change quarters, moving to what was quite an upgrade, still here in Lovell.
We’re not on Kezar Lake any more (although we still have access), but rather, on a small (=/- 80 acres) pond. No smallmouth in it, but chain pickerel instead.
I took the kayak out after dark the other night and got four bass to three pounds on a popping bug in 30 minutes, the hottest bass fishing of the trip. Most days I go out in the mist, and quit when it burns off.
I went fly fishing with Registered Maine Guide Bob Duport, Western Mountains Fly Fishing, on the Rapid River, hoping for brook trout and landlocked salmon. Both those species like cold water. In early September the water is as warm as it gets all year. I had three bites, missed one, lost one, landed one.
Susan and I went for a paddle around Kezar Lake. We came upon what I assume was a loon family. Two of them got close to us- I could see them swimming under my kayak, very cool.
We went to the farmer’s market in Bridgton. I took a photo of a lady with a small, fuzzy dog.
We went apple picking. Some of the apples became pie. Magic!
We went to Grafton Notch State Park.
That’s the Welcome to Maine post. Thanks for reading!
Every day is a blessing. Don’t waste it- Go fishing! Go paddling! Take a walk! Stay active!
John Kumiski
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