Those of us whose heroes are fly fishing entomologists like to know our bugs, for that is how you get to know your trout and how best to seduce them.
V. Paul Reynolds
Outdoors in Maine: Tips for tick-free turkey hunting
Ticks are making some turkey hunters give up, but here’s how to keep them from hunting the hunters.
Outdoors in Maine: Moose permits on the rise for 2020
The obvious question is: “How come?” If moose population surveys indicate that our state moose numbers are not what they used to be, why increase the fall hunting permits?
Outdoors in Maine: No easy solution for speed-related snowmobiling deaths
Eleven people have died this winter somewhere on Maine’s 14,000 miles of trails. In almost all the crashes, the operator lost control at a high rate of speed and hit a tree.
Outdoors in Maine: Catching on to fishing regulations still a challenge
The not-so-good news is that fishing regulations have not really been simplified, official assertions to the contrary.
Outdoors in Maine: Fishing just the thing to take a bite out Covid-19
Dropping a line is one way to practice social distancing by a lake or stream, and the state has waived the need for a fishing license during the entire month of April.
Outdoors in Maine: SAM fighting for rights of state’s sportsmen
When it comes to the gun rights of state sportsmen, Sportsman’s Alliance of Maine has its nose to the wind and its collective ears to the ground.
Outdoors in Maine: Winning the moose lottery is just plain luck
Also, V. Paul Reynolds writes, the best part of a moose hunt is what happens in the frying pan long after the hunt is over.
Outdoors in Maine: America’s sacred bird honored in life and in death
By law, all deceased eagles must be sent to the National Eagle Repository, where federal biologists prepare the eagle carcasses for shipping across the country to tribal members.
Outdoors in Maine: A hunter-gatherer from another age offers glimpse of the past
5,300-year-old mummy of Neolithic man was discovered in a melting glacier in 1991.