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SWDME0101 - Casco Bay : $12.99

[G.P.S.]
Casco Bay, a designated estuary of national significance, is overflowing with islands and rock ledges. The 985 square miles are dotted with eelgrass beds, mussel bars and salt marshes providing ample opportunity for striped bass and bluefish during the spring and summer months. Mild winters extend the recreational season to include catches of cod, pollock and flounder.

SWDME0102 - Kennebec, Sheepscot and Damariscotta River: $12.99

[G.P.S.]
These three rivers flow into the Gulf of Maine after creating a rich environment of salt marshes and islands to nurture juvenile fish and provide a harbor for baitfish. Attracted by the forage, striped bass and bluefish become primary fishing targets both inshore and on the river during the summer. Catches of winter flounder, cod, haddock and Pollock are also common within 3 miles of the shore.

SWDME0103 - Muscongus Bay: $12.99

[G.P.S.]
Muscongus Bay and its island-studded waters lay in the midcoast region of Maine. Anglers seek striped bass along eelgrass covered shallow coves and in estuarine rivers. Bluefish are targeted around the islands and shoals while Atlantic mackerel are sought in harbored areas and open water. Cod are caught in offshore water along with occasional catches of shark and bluefin tuna.

SWDME0104 - Penobscot: $12.99

(Sugarloaf Key to Seven Mile Bridge)[G.P.S.]
Famous for its namesake pines and the tiny Key deer, this area is primarily known for the flora and fauna. Tidal creeks meander through the adjacent keys, cutting channels through thick mangrove forests, creating tranquil pockets in the brush. These area are prime for kayaking, snorkeling and fishing.



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SWDME0101 - Casco Bay : $12.99 Quantity Desired: [G.P.S.] Casco Bay, a designated estuary of national significance, is overflowing with islands and rock ledges. The 985 square miles are dotted with eelgrass beds, mussel bars and salt marshes providing ample opportunity for striped bass and bluefish during the spring and summer months. Mild winters extend the recreational season to include catches of cod, pollock and flounder. SWDME0102 - Kennebec, Sheepscot and Damariscotta River: $12.99 Quantity Desired: [G.P.S.] These three rivers flow into the Gulf of Maine after creating a rich environment of salt marshes and islands to nurture juvenile fish and provide a harbor for baitfish. Attracted by the forage, striped bass and bluefish become primary fishing targets both inshore and on the river during the summer. Catches of winter flounder, cod, haddock and Pollock are also common within 3 miles of the shore. SWDME0103 - Muscongus Bay: $12.99 Quantity Desired: [G.P.S.] Muscongus Bay and its island-studded waters lay in the midcoast region of Maine. Anglers seek striped bass along eelgrass covered shallow coves and in estuarine rivers. Bluefish are targeted around the islands and shoals while Atlantic mackerel are sought in harbored areas and open water. Cod are caught in offshore water along with occasional catches of shark and bluefin tuna. SWDME0104 - Penobscot: $12.99 Quantity Desired: (Sugarloaf Key to Seven Mile Bridge)[G.P.S.] Famous for its namesake pines and the tiny Key deer, this area is primarily known for the flora and fauna. Tidal creeks meander through the adjacent keys, cutting channels through thick mangrove forests, creating tranquil pockets in the brush. These area are prime for kayaking, snorkeling and fishing.
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