From there, it’s of to a whispering stream, a quiet stretch of surf, or a pond so productive that old Fly Rod might just call it heavenly. 1. Outsmart a Wild Maine Brook Trout Elsewhere in New England ...

The plan to permanently protect lands around Maine’s Magalloway ... running up rivers to spawn in streams and gravelly, sandy, shallow waters. Even trout that spend their entire lives in ...

Brook trout thrive in Maine’s cold streams, especially in the region that will be crossed by CMP’s new 53-mile-long corridor from Beattie Township to Moxie Gore. On Jan. 23, this newspaper ...

Officials recommend anglers check the CDC guidelines before eating freshwater fish due to rising contaminant levels.

State gets a hand counting thriving brook trout population On one thing just about everyone ... Central Maine Advertiser Democrat Bethel Citizen Franklin Journal Livermore Falls Advertiser ...

according to reports from the lakes of Maine and other parts of New England, where the ice gives signs of breaking up. View Full Article in Timesmachine » Advertisement ...

Brook trout are usually good indicators of the health of an aquatic ecosystem. But the fish that once swam happily in streams in western Maine are now faced with warmer waters. And, as Susan ...

For example, Dennis LaBare writes about Grand Lake Stream ... become a trout bum and spend the spring and early summer traveling about Maine with a fly rod, a one-man tent and a copy of ...