USA TRAVEL GUIDE, “NORTHEAST” VERMONT

 BY CLAY LARROY

VERMONT: THE GREEN MOUNTAIN STATE

Traveling has great educational value and increases of our knowledge. While travelling, a person comes across people of different races, religions, regions, etc. and   also visits different places. Each place has a historical importance of its own. Traveling is also a source of great pleasure. It gives us respite from our dull and dreary routine. It relieves us of our worries.  It enables us to meet new people and know their customs, habits and traditions. We can also know the different kinds of food eaten by people belonging to different regions. When you want to plan a vacation contact me!

Vermont is a state that is best enjoyed outdoors. Although it is the only New England state without a seashore, its border with Lake Champlain more than compensates. The largest city, Burlington, affords magnificent views of the water, and has many sporting and recreation areas. Vermont is the USA's third-largest ski state, with 16 alpine resorts and just under 30 for cross-country skiing. Cruise down country lanes to picturesque villages, with white-steeple churches, covered bridges and hillsides ablaze with brilliant colors’ in the autumn. In the spring, sugar maples are tapped for their famous maple syrup, second to none.

Vermont is known as a liberal state and is regarded as one of the most LBGT-friendly states in the US. Same-sex couples from all over the country travel to Vermont in order to be married, although their marriage may not be recognized in their home state. The state has won several accolades and awards for being one of the most healthiest, peaceful and happiest states in the country. The locals are also very proud of their vast green mountainous landscape and their leading export, maple syrup, which brings in tourists from all over the world.

Things to see and do in Vermont

Ben and Jerry's ice-cream factory

Tour the Ben and Jerry's ice-cream factory (www.benjerry.com) in Waterbury and sample the latest flavours in the FlavoRoom. At the nearby Cold Hollow Cider Mill (www.coldhollow.com), watch the 1920s cider press in action before sampling fresh cold apple cider.

Brattleboro

Canoe the West and Connecticut rivers at Brattleboro, in southeast Vermont. Visit the Brattleboro Museum & Art Center and the Shelburne Museum (www.shelburnemuseum.org), which both have interactive programs for kids.

Burlington

Visit Burlington, the state's largest city, nestled between the Adirondack and Green Mountains. Wander along the lively waterfront, cycle by the shore or take advantage of the many watersports on offer.

Green Mountain National Forest

Explore Green Mountain National Forest (www.stateparks.com/green_mountain.html), with its historical trails, excellent skiing and snowboarding at Killington Resort (www.killingtonchamber.com), one of the largest ski areas in the world, and great hiking and biking in the summer.

Lake Champlain Chocolate Factory

Sample gourmet chocolate truffles made at the Lake Champlain Chocolate Factory (website:www.lakechamplainchocolates.com).

Lake Champlain

Enjoy the scenery on Lake Champlain on ferries that ply between Vermont and New York. See migratory birds travelling the Atlantic flyway nesting in the wetlands of the Missisquoi National Wildlife Refuge (www.vtstateparks.com) at the northern end of the lake.

Mount Mansfield

Ski Vermont's highest peak, Mount Mansfield, in the state's most popular ski resort of Stowe (www.skivermont.com). Slopes are suitable for both beginner skiers, thrill-seekers and snowboarders. In the summer, the mountains attract mountain bikers, hikers and fishermen.

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It was amazing and inspiring to see so many people come together through music to aid the great state of Vermont.

Trey Anastasio

   

Live, Love and Travel to create memories that will last a lifetime!

USA TRAVEL GUIDE, “NORTHEAST” NEW HAMPSHIRE

NEW HAMPSHIRE: THE GRANITE STATE

By Clay Larroy

Across the America many couples are having wonderful wedding after months of planning. The bride and groom will need a honeymoon to rest and recuperate.  Vacations are so important, as it gives us a way to connect with each other in a stress free relaxed environment. Couples that take vacations together build memories that will last a lifetime. Couples vacations and travel can be a most rewarding experience. When you want to plan a vacation contact me!

RESORTS IN MANCHESTER

Waterville Valley

 Tucked away in the mountains of New Hampshire, Waterville Valley is a self-contained village and purpose-built ski resort. Designed in a classic New England village style, there are a number of quaint inns and accommodation options. A family-friendly resort that caters to a range of skills in skiing, makes Waterville Valley a great option for those in search of a great skiing holiday in New Hampshire.

Bretton Woods

The largest of New Hampshire's ski resorts, Bretton Woods is located in the White Mountains and consistently ranked among the top East Coast resorts. A very popular choice among skiers nationwide, Bretton Woods is visited time and time again and is a local favorite. Offering visitors lots to see and do, apart from the obvious skiing, Bretton Woods is a great ski resort for people of all ages and skill sets.

Attitash

 Ranked among the top ski resorts in the eastern United States, Attitash encompasses both Attitash and Bear Peak mountains with a total of 68 ski runs. Known for the variety in terrain that it offers, Attitash is a wonderful place to experience the snow and ski. A popular choice among skiers, and located in the heart of the White Mountains, Attitash offers varied winter and summer activities suitable for the whole family.

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I'll see a celadon green room in an 18th century New Hampshire house and just fall in love. Colors stay in my head.

Barbra Streisand

Travel  have fun and create wonderful memories for your family!

USA TRAVEL GUIDE, “NORTHEAST” NEW HAMPSHIRE

NEW HAMPSHIRE: THE GRANITE STATE

BY Clay Larroy

Make the most of your travel experiences. Taking a cruise is a great way to see many different places when you travel. Cruises offer many activities and things to do while on the ship, while offering you the opportunity to explore different locations each time you arrive at a port. Travel is a great opportunity to learn more things. Time spent abroad helps you understand and appreciate diverse cultures. In addition, it encourages an acceptance and tolerance of ways of life that differ from your own. When you want to plan a vacation contact me!   Look at the article below for a fascinating viewpoint on fishing.

New Hampshire Biking - Discover the Scenery on Two Wheels

By Ryan Belanger

Exploring Manchester, New Hampshire, with all its scenic beauty, but doing so by bike adds another dimension of excitement that makes the experience second to none. Feeling the breeze of the cool New Hampshire air as it hits your face as you experience one of the most beautiful locations on earth is a favorite pastime enjoyed by many.

Take for instance the Onway Lake path, a more than 13km bike trail that includes both gentle and rough terrain for all skill levels of bikers. This scenic path leads you right by beautiful Lake Onway and will take you all the way to the Seacoast of you are an adventurous enough biker to make the trek!

For those of you interested more leisurely New Hampshire Biking, you may want to hit the Pawntuckaway loop which will take you all the way around Pawntuckaway State Park, a favorite New Hampshire visitor landmark. Be sure to pack a lunch though, because this route will take you on a journey that is more than 23km long.

If you are looking for a real workout on your next bike trip in Manchester, New Hampshire, then check out the Tri Clough Sprint Bike Route. This 22km route loops around Clough State Park and features some challenging hills and rough terrain to help make this scenic New Hampshire biking route a favorite for exercise enthusiasts of all ages.

I guess we could spend all day talking about multitude of Manchester, New Hampshire bike routes, but since I am ready to hit the trails myself, I will finish up with just one more, one of my favorites...the Velodrome "Around the Airport" trail. This is a very relaxing and leisurely 10km bike trail that loops all the way around Manchester-Boston regional airport. Watching the big birds take off and soar into the sky as you enjoy a relaxing ride around the airport make a perfect daytime getaway for the entire family. The kids will love the fresh air and the sight of the planes as they make their way skyward.

If you're like me and you love to ride, then planning a day New Hampshire biking will surely offer you all the pleasure and delights of incredibly scenic and bike friendly trails. Happy biking!

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Fishing the small streams of New Hampshire is a pastime that combines hiking, map reading, and bushwhacking - plenty of it.

Joseph Monninger
 
 

Live life and travel often, the more you travel, the more memories you create!

USA TRAVEL GUIDE, “NORTHEAST” NEW HAMPSHIRE

NEW HAMPSHIRE: THE GRANITE STATE

BY CLAY LARROY

After working and studying hard all year long families across the United States will be taking long awaited vacations. Family vacations and travel can be the most rewarding experience. Families that take vacations together build memories that will last a lifetime. Family vacations are so important, as it gives us a way to connect with each other in a stress free relaxed environment. When you need to plan a trip contact me!

MANCHESTER


According to the website Manchester residents point with pride to the fact that the area is “close to everything”, yet many people find they never have to leave home to pursue their favorite activities. In fact Manchester has recently been ranked among the top cities by a number of different Magazines. The Manchester metro area was selected as one of America’s “Best Places to Live and Work” and rated as a “Four-Star Community” by Expansion Management in May of 2003. But this is nothing new to the residents of Manchester. They know that Manchester has seen a renaissance of restoration, renovation, and rebirth, and is positioned well for continued growth and prosperity. Today the city of Manchester remains the economic engine of the state. The millyard now houses The University of New Hampshire Manchester campus, several high tech companies, web site companies, museums, and insurance and manufacturing companies just to name a few.


THINGS TO DO


America's Credit Union Museum

This museum was established to promote sensible credit use by means of exhibits, displays and story telling. With a focus on the Great Depression, the aim is to give visitors a sense of what life was like during the troubled era.


A wonderful piece of Americana
June 08, 2013 — "So much history and it all started right here in Manchester! Three floors of pictures and facts. A great experience for students and adults alike."
Really? A museum for this?
January 20, 2012 — "Ok someone took the statement "Build it and they shall come" a little too seriously. I'm sorry, the only reason we came here was to really check out that someone would put the time in to building..."
Surprised to say the least
November 07, 2011 — "We had a banquet held there for the Air Force Credit Union and it turned out a lot better than we anticipated and the building is really not what I had imagined. When you think of Credit Unions yo
America's Credit Union Museum
February 02, 2006 — "This nicely rehabed building houses a very interesting collection of exhibits and artifacts relating to the history of credit unions in teh United States. Apparently the first crediAddress: 418-420 Notre Dame Ave. | Manchester, New Hampshire | 03102
Telephone: 1 603 629-1553


Franco-American Centre

The Franco-American Centre houses art, museum artifacts and an extensive library. Exhibits feature the work of French artists and are focused around French history and heritage in North America.

Address: 52 Concord St. | Manchester, New Hampshire | 03101
Telephone: 1 603 669-4045


Scouting Museum

This museum displays some of the best Scouting memorabilia. Since 1969, this museum has over 2,800 square feet of scouting material. Located in the museum is the first American flag carried to the moon. The collections include some of the boy scouts first trips.

Telephone: 1 603 641-6436

Millyard Museum

Featuring artifacts over 10 000 years old, visitors to this museum can expect to experience Manchester's rich history. Exhibits include ancient Native American tools, New Hampshire inventions and much more.

Address: 200 Bedford St. | Manchester, New Hampshire | 03101
Telephone: 1 603 622-7531


SEE Science Center

This science center offers interactive means of developing and learning science. They teach by entertaining physical interaction. Birthday parties are allowed and group rates are available. There are always exhibits taking place and schools are always welcome for field trips.


Great spot for younger kids
August 09, 2013 — "We stopped here because our son is really into Legos, but the entire museum was really a great time for both of our children. I think that as adults, we appreciated the time and craftsmanship that..."
A MUST do with children
August 05, 2013 — "I've taken my Grandchildren there many many times and given them a family membership for Christmas. It's so much fun seeing them having fun and the best part is that they are learning as they are..."
Hands on exhibits for children
July 30, 2013 — "A large model of the Manchester millyard all done with Legos. Many hands on exhibits for children, Special events such as animatronic Dinosaurs from time to time"
Fun
July 30, 2013 — "The kids always enjoy See Science center. They are great for Birthday party's or just an afternoon out. They have so many interactive things to do."
Dissapointing that alot of the exhibits are broken
July 19, 2013 — "Given that it is summer vacation and many children/families are here on vacation it was disappointing to see that 11 of the exhibits were broken and when we asked apparently then had been broken for..."Address: 200 Bedford Street | Manchester, NH | 03101
Telephone: 1 603 669-0400


Lake Massabesic Watershed

As one of the most unique bodies of water in New Hampshire, this lake collects water from rain and snow, providing Manchester with drinking water. A variety of wildlife can be seen and the lake has a number of game fish.


Merrimack River

Merrimack River forms at the confluence of the Pemigewasset and Winnipesaukee rivers in central New Hampshire. The river passes through the major centers of Concord, Manchester and Nashua.


Franklin Pierce Homestead Historic Site

The Franklin Pierce Homestead Historic Site can be found roughly 25 miles northeast of Manchester, NH. This site commemorates the birthplace of America's 14th president, and offers visitors guided tours of the house and area. Restrooms are located on -site.

Address: Route 31 | Hillsborough, NH | 03244
Telephone: 1 603 478-3165


Regal Cinema Hooksett

Located in the Manchester suburb of Hooksett, Regal Cinema screens the latest Hollywood blockbusters and independent hits. This cinema houses eight theaters, Dolby Digital sound systems and a full service snack bar.

Address: 100 Technology Drive | Manchester, NH | 03106
Telephone: 1 603 644-3456


Lakeside Lanes

Featuring 24 high quality lanes for bowlers to enjoy, Lakeside Lanes can be found on Candia Road. A smoke-free establishment, this bowling center also offers automated scoring, and glow in the dark bowling on Saturday nights.

Address: 2171 Candia Road | Manchester, NH | 03109
Telephone: 1 603 627-7722

King Bowling Lanes

Family owned and operated since 1954, King Bowling Lanes entertains novice and professional bowlers from its location on Mast Road. This bowling center features automated scoring, bumpers for children and late night disco bowling. 

Address: 751 Mast Road | Manchester, NH | 03102

Telephone: 1 603 623-9215

The Bass Harasser

Tour the natural lakes and fishing spots of New Hampshire with a guide and tournament fisherman - the Bass Harasser. 

Address: 4586 Brown Ave | Manchester, NH | 03103

Telephone: 1 603 627-9041

The Currier Gallery of Art

This art gallery is the estate of Governor Moody Currier. Inside, the gallery features American and European art and a large collection of furniture. The artwork has been created by some of the most well known artists. The studio offers art classes for people wishing to take an interest in art. 

Address: 201 Myrtle Way | Manchester, NH | 03104

Telephone: 1 603 669-6144

Art Pad

Art Pad is host to a number of different feature artists' work. It also has a variety of exhibits brought in for public viewing. 

Address: 55 South Commercial St. | Manchester, New Hampshire | 03101

Fisher Cats Stadium

This stadium is home to the New Hampshire Fisher Cats Baseball Club that plays in the Eastern League. Home games take place in the stadium from April through September. 

Address: South Commercial Street | Manchester, NH

Verizon Wireless Arena

Verizon Wireless Arena is the home of the Manchester Monarchs Hockey Club (AHL). The venue also hosts concerts and family shows. 

Address: 555 Elm St | Manchester, NH | 03101

Telephone: 1 603 644-5000

REFERENCE SITE

http://www.manchester-nh.worldweb.com/

http://www.manchesternh.gov/

http://www.manchester-chamber.org

http://www.visitnh.gov/

Our state's beautiful natural environment is part of why we all love and live in New Hampshire. It is also one of our state's most important economic assets.

John Lynch

Live, Love and Travel to create memories that will last a lifetime!

USA TRAVEL GUIDE, “NORTHEAST” NEW HAMPSHIRE

BY CLAY LARROY

NEW HAMPSHIRE: THE GRANITE STATE

People in general consider traveling as their personal interests. Traveling can quickly became an interests simply because it is such an enjoyable experience. When you travel around the world and

you will see a variety of different cultures and people. There are two things to remember while traveling. The first thing is to be open-minded about people and their culture. The second thing and the most important, is to respect other cultures no matter how different. When you want to plan a vacation contact me!

New Hampshire was named after Hampshire, England, by Captain John Mason. New Hampshire is noted for its scenic beauty, from Mount Washington in the northern White Mountains, to the ocean beaches near Hampton. The state is sometimes referred to as the 'Mother of Rivers' and is also known as the 'Granite State', as five of the great streams of New England originate in its granite hills. The state is hilly and rocky, with many areas of dense forests.

In New Hampshire most of the population lives in the southern part of the state closer to Boston, Massachusetts. The state aligns with the social conventions of its region, New England. This region is known for being one of the least religious in the USA, where one in four residents consider themselves without a religion.


Hotels in New Hampshire range from well-known chain brands to small independent hotels. New Hampshire hotels offer a wide choice of options from luxury and mid-range to budget-friendly hotels. There are also many bed and breakfasts spread across New Hampshire, many packed full of character and offering great value for money. Those wanting to explore the great outdoors have plenty of campsites, lodges and cabins to choose from.

Things to see and do in New Hampshire

Appalachian Trail


Hike the Appalachian Trail or ride the aerial tramway at Cannon Mountain in Franconia Notch State Park (www.franconianotchstatepark.com). See the dramatic 13km (8-mile) gorge formed by glacial action during the ice age.


Cog Railway


Take the Cog Railway (www.thecog.com) ride to the top of Mount Washington to enjoy panoramic views of Canada and the three neighboring states. Enjoy the sights and sounds of this steam-driven locomotive on the world's first mountain cog railway, in operation since 1869.


Go skiing


Hit the ski slopes (www.skinh.com) on any of the state's 19 downhill resorts, or enjoy cross-country trails through scenic forests.


Lake Winnipesaukee


Enjoy every imaginable outdoor activity on Lake Winnipesaukee (www.lakewinnipesaukee.net). The crystal clear spring-fed lake, surrounded by three mountain ranges and dotted with over 300 islands, has a wooded shoreline and is ideal for camping, hiking, fishing, boating and swimming.


Tuckerman Ravine Trail


If you feel adventurous, climb to the top of Mount Washington along Tuckerman Ravine Trail. At the summit there is a museum, information centre and a snack bar where visitors can sit down and rest their weary feet.


Weather Discovery Center


Tour the Weather Discovery Center (www.mountwashington.org) in North Conway, to learn about the Mount Washington Observatory's key role in weather research. Average year-round observatory temperature is below freezing at 3°C (26.5°F), with the highest-recorded surface wind speed of 372kph (231mph).

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It's not the Olympics. It's Concord, New Hampshire, and a homecoming should reflect the community I'm part of.

Christa McAuliffe

 

Enjoy and travel to create great family memories!

USA TRAVEL GUIDE, “NORTHEAST” MAINE

                                      MAINE: THE PINE TREE STATE

By Clay Larroy

We lead such busy lives working, going to school, taking children to different activities that often we do not stop and talk to our children. We usually do not have time to sit around the dinner table and ask our children what they did today. Family vacations are so important, as it gives us a way to connect with each other in a stress free relaxed environment. Families that take vacations together build memories that will last a lifetime. Family vacations and travel can be a most rewarding experience.  When you are ready to plan a vacation contact me!

Maine Ski Resorts

Holidaymakers looking for the ultimate ski vacation should look no further than the northernmost state of Maine. The perfect fit for travelers in the northeast of the United States, picturesque alpine areas and excellent slopes rival those of the famous Rocky Mountains. Popular resorts include Sugarloaf, Saddleback, Sunday River, Shawnee Peak, Big Rock, and Mount Jefferson. Sunday River is generally one of the first ski resorts to open for the season, offering visitors about 743 skiable acres on which to carve out their skills. Sugarloaf has the most skiable terrain, with its Brackett Basin expansion and 1,153 acres of territory making it a common choice. Opportunities are available for everyone, from amateurs and intermediates to those looking to make their way down pristine black diamond runs.

 

Saddleback

   One of New England's most popular ski resorts, Saddleback is nestled in Maine's Rangeley Lakes Region overlooking the town of Rangeley and oozes Alpine charm with its natural beauty and uncrowded slopes. The resort spans 440 acres (178 ha), and boasts 66 runs for all abilities, including the biggest glade in the east at 44 acres (18 ha). Priding itself as one of New England's finest family ski and snowboard resorts, it's a great year-round destination and offers more than just meets the eye. Saddleback is conveniently located close to both Portland and Bangor airports, making travelling with kids a dream, and with a season stretching from November to late April, there's plenty of snow for everyone.

Sugarloaf

  Sugarloaf is one of the best ski mountains in the east, celebrated for its incredible terrain and variety, excellent vertical drop and late ski season which can stretch to May. The resort's relative isolation (a four hour drive time from the nearest airport) means quieter slopes even in peak season, while the wide range of activities keeps visitors occupied even if the fairly restricted après ski scene doesn't. The resort is enormous, covering 1,400 acres (560 ha) of skiing terrain, so it's possible to spend a week here and never ski the same run twice.

Sunday River

Located in small town of Newry, Sunday River is one of New England's most visited and celebrated ski resorts and among the most popular in Maine. The resort is more than three miles (5km) wide with terrain suited to skiers of all abilities - in fact, few resorts in the north eastern United States can rival the unique diversity and classic New England skiing of Sunday River. Conveniently located about three hours from Boston, families travelling with kids in tow can enjoy a relatively painless journey to the resort, making it an ideal family holiday destination. Due to the wide variety of terrain, Sunday River is generally free of long queues for ski lifts (great for those with kids) and crowded slopes, making it a great place to let loose and have some fun.

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I know a number of coastal trails in downeast Maine, all of them interesting. Sue Hubbell 

Travel  and create magnificent memories for your family!

USA TRAVEL GUIDE, “NORTHEAST” MAINE

MAINE: THE PINE TREE STATE

BY Clay Larroy

Make the most of your travel experiences. Taking a cruise is a great way to see many different places when you travel. Cruises offer many activities and things to do while on the ship, while offering you the opportunity to explore different locations each time you arrive at a port. Travel is a great opportunity to learn more things. Time spent abroad helps you understand and appreciate diverse cultures. In addition, it encourages an acceptance and tolerance of ways of life that differ from your own. When you want to plan a vacation contact me! Look at the article below for a fascinating viewpoint on fishing.

Discover The Fun Of Maine's Outdoor Fishing

By Ronald Moody

  

Maine has one of the most beautiful clear waters and for the best memories you can get Maine fishing you just need a rod and reel with your tackle box. No matter where you fish, if it's the coast line with more than 5,000 miles or if it’s one of 6,000 lakes and pounds or even one of Maine's river's or streams with the rushing water that can dance with the best of angler's. Because of Maine natural beauty and environment, the state has been visited for many years and for many more years, for its fishing opportunities, a fishing trip is easy and accessible for your whole family. No matter if you are fishing from a boat or off a dock form one of your family’s house or even fishing the shore line, that's what memories are made of, with your family and friends.


Bring in a fighting fish with your pole bent over is a thrill that everyone of all ages and gender enjoys. The state of Maine has such a variety of fish it makes it easy for everyone in the family to enjoy Maine fishing.


There are local guide's that can help you with outfitters and instruction on how to Maine fish so your family has a good fishing trip. Remember no experience is needed to have a fun time Maine fishing. Going fishing with your family you may want to plan some games with the kids and take breaks to eat and warm water fishing is the easiest to catch fish and this will give the kids and beginners the best chance to catch fish.


Maine has quite a few fisheries you can visit and learn about the fish in Maine, you also can learn about the fisheries harvest. One of the place's you can go is Marine Resources Aquarium in West Boothbay harbor where they have a variety of live fish that live in Maine's coastal waters. One more place you can go is Gray, Maine Wildlife Park where they have all the stages from young to the large trout in the pool where you can feed the large trout. Maine species of fish both live in part of fresh water and salt, so Maine put in fish ladders for all the dams that are in Maine so the fish can migrate.


The key to Maine fishing is having some knowledge of the species you are fishing for. Don't forget even the best of anglers need to have some luck. Not all fish respond the same to daily temperature changes and seasons. So, this is where a good guide can come in handy for your Maine fishing trip, he will outfit your needs and give you the information you need also. The more skill you have the better your fishing trip will be, but as you know timing is important, but remember fun is the number one thing.


Maine fishing of the coast line is unlimited for all ages and genders and no matter of your skills. I found no matter what I do or what bait I fish the Maine salt waters fishing has so many methods. Maine's coast line has so many opportunities, you can fish for the exciting striped bass or even catch a bluefish or jig for mackerel, even go out and catch the powerful blue fin tuna off a charter boat, theirs are cod, haddock, and so much more.

In the state of Maine there is no license needed to fish the Maine shore lines. Maine does have restrictions, like stripers have a length requirement and only certain months you can fish them, you can pick up a requirement book up at any Wal-Mart or anywhere they sell fish license, if you are fishing with a guide, they will have that knowledge for you. One of the protected species is the Atlantic sturgeon, you cannot take one of those. Also, lobster and crab traps cannot be harvested without a permit, even if they get to shore somehow you are not allowed to remove.

Maine has one of the most beautiful wildernesses with rivers and streams that flow through it for some of the best fishing. Maine also has a great number of lakes and pounds with green forest and mountain back grounds that are breath taking. Maine fishing in the lakes and ponds have so many species, like smallmouth bass, largemouth bass and all the trout just gives so much excitement to any and all anglers. Maine's fresh water fishing also has good local guides that can make your Maine fishing experience even better. Also, with fresh water fishing are all the camp grounds that the state of Maine has. Maine fresh water fish does require a fishing license and have requirements on the fish so make sure you pick up a fishing guide book so you can keep your Maine fishing trip the best memory of all.

Ronald Moody has been an avid fisherman for over 40 years. He enjoys all types of fishing, but especially likes salt-water fishing; he has been all over the country practicing his hobby. He is the owner and operator of www.fishingzoo.com [http://www.fishingzoo.com], a website dedicated to inform fisherman about Maine fishing, fishing locations, and fish supply products. Visitors are welcome to copy and paste this article on their website as long as the following information is sourced: Maine Fishing by Ronald Moody

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Maine is a joy in the summer. But the soul of Maine is more

apparent in the winter. 

Paul Theroux

Enjoy life and travel often, the more you travel, the more memories you create!