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Tonight our Maine guide Glen took an intimate group of 2 on the pontoon boat for an evening cruise. They saw 2 otters, 1 beaver, 2 loons and a bald eagle. They didn’t see any moose but we will give Glen an A for effort.

September 18, 2019   |   Sep 17, 2019 – Comments (0) Our Maine Guide, Ken had high hopes as he and his group of four headed out on Millinocket Lake in search of MOOSE. It was a very chilly evening, perhaps the moose were at home in front of the fire because they certainly…

On this cool evening Ken was on the lake again with hopes of seeing the moose that have been eluding us this past week. He escorted his small group across to Big Mud Brook and along the way they saw lots of loons, a beaver, 3 otters, a great blue heron and a kingfisher. And…

The foliage is just beginning to turn and the swamp and sugar maples are a bright red hue on the shores of Millinocket Lake. Our guests were happy to see some beaver, loons and some king fishers tonight but once again there were no moose in sight.

It was a beautiful calm evening on this Friday the 13th and our guide Ken was at it again. He once again set sail for Mud Brook in search of our enormous state animal. They did see some loons, cormorants, common mergansers, a juvenile loon, king fishers and an otter however the moose must have…

Ken was under pressure as we had a full evening moose tour. He decided to go through Big Mud Brook with hoping to see some moose. Unfortunately, there was no moose, but there was many loons and beavers. They were also able to see blue wing teals, cormorants and king fishers. On their ride back…

Designed and illustrated by Susan Mathias It was a glorious day on Millinocket Lake and our guides took full advantage of it by getting our guests on the water. Bob took a small group out in the morning and saw many loons, and Ken took a larger group in the evening and they saw some…

We had a great Sunday Funday here at NEOC today. It began with Dave taking a small group of 2 out for a morning moose tour where they saw 2 moose, a bull and a cow and ended with Ken and a larger group of 6 on the evening tour where they were delighted to…

After a nearly week long dry spell, Glen was determined to show his guests a moose as they set sail for Mud Brook. Along the way they saw lots of loons, beaver, a turtle, cormorants, a king fisher but no moose…until they rounded the bend and there it was…a cow moose! Nice work Glen…dry spell…

After a couple of gloomy days the sun came back out today and Mt. Katahdin decided to grace us with it’s breathtaking presence once again. Glen was able to get his small group back on the water to see five loons enjoying the warmth of the sun along with some ducks, beaver and a bald…