boating

When it comes to boating in Maine, your options are virtually endless. From small ponds and waterways to massive lakes, rivers and even the ocean, you could spend all day every day boating here and never run out of new water to explore.

These superstitions come from stories, folklore, tropes, myths, or legends.

Nonesuch River Brewing Company is building on their success with the purchase of another successful restaurant.

The goal is for Maine's waters to be safer for everyone.

An amazing survival took place in Maine when a boat capsized and a lobsterman and lawmaker were on board.

Spending any time on Long Lake/Sebago this summer? Keep your eye out for Chunky Dunky!

Sometimes we have memories pop up and we can't believe the amount of time that has passed by since they occurred.

If you're planning on doing any significant amount of boating here in Maine, it is inevitable that you will encounter a time when no one is available to go with you and you'll be forced to go alone

We're not physically on house arrest, though sometimes lately it can certainly feel like it.

Believe it or not, this is actually my second YETI cooler since December. I swapped the other one out for this beautiful charcoal color.

Ever year around mid October we try and get a few friends together for a Sunday river run from Gardiner to Bath.

We cruised all the way down to BIW where it was the first time our wives had seen the Naval shipyard from the water!

"Here, fishy fishy!" I yelled relentlessly into the watery abyss of Damariscotta Lake Sunday morning as the fog slowly lifted off the surface.

It was another great trip out to Beaver Brook Campground with all our friends and their kiddos!

Sometimes we have memories pop up and we can't believe the amount of time that has passed by since they occurred.

Memorial Day is one week away and Maine has 36 state parks and 1 national park for us to enjoy this summer. If you are like me, you tend to go to the same state parks year after year. Here's a handy guide of the state parks in Maine. Maybe this year you can explore a new state park.