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Spring on Moosehead LakeSPRINGTIME FISHING!Come join us at Moosehead and enjoy some great fishing! The season opens May 1st for the salmon run with the smelt running the Moose River and other Moosehead tributaries. The usual method of fishing is trolling with live bait, streamers or lures. Mose popular of course, is live bait but streamers such as Joe's Smelt, Gray Ghost or Supervisor are productive. Lake fishing is also on the surface in the spring with the same methods being used as river fishing and favorite spots being where streams flow into the lake. The chances of picking up a brookie, salmon or togue are excellent!Good spring fly-fishing begins in June on both the Moose and nearby Kennebec Rivers. Both have rapids, many pools and pocket waters to provide plenty of action. Both can be fished by canoe, wading or from the shore with a Gray Ghost, Joe's Smelt, or Supervisor the most popular flies. During the months of May and June and throughout the summer, we celebrate our most popular resident. The Moosehead region is one of the most popular destinations for moose watching and sighting can be as easy as taking a ride down our numerous back roads. Calves with their moms can most often be seen in the spring alongside the roads eating new growth and as the season progresses moose can be seen almost any time of day with the best time for sightings at dawn or dusk. For your FREE information packet on the Rockwood area please E-Mail or write us at M.L.V.S.A., Post Office Box CM, Rockwood, ME. 04478 or to download our On line Vacation Guide Click here If you do not have Adobe Acrobat Reader 8.0 installed on your computer, download it for free by clicking  |
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