Maine Moose Tours Report

Moose Report, 2025
On our final wildlife tour of the season via pontoon boat, Paul and 5 guests ventured across the lake towards Big Mud Brook. The scenery was breathtaking as they putted along looking at the beautiful leaves surrounding Millinocket Lake. They were able to see loons and cormorants as well as several otters. Hats off to our amazing guides for a successful season!
With another sunny day on tap, Matt decided to get out on Millinocket Lake with his group of 6. They sailed along towards Big Mud Brook and were happy to see cormorants and mergansers, an eagle and some otters.
It was a chilly, sunny morning in the Katahdin Region as Matt and a group of 2 boarded the van and drove to see what they could find. As they poked along the Golden Road they were able to see a partridge.
On this lovely fall evening Madi gathered 2 guests into the van and off they went for a scenic wildlife tour. They went to Sandy Stream Pond and didn’t see anything there however on the way out of Baxter they stopped at Togue Pond and watched a beautiful pre-sunset and saw a loon.
This evening, our guide, Madi and 10 guests loaded into the NEOC van and made their way towards Baxter State Park. The group was impressed with the gorgeous colors of the peak foliage but were only able to see some mallards.
On this unseasonably warm morning, Paul and 4 guests set sail across Millinocket Lake taking in the breathtaking views of Katahdin schrouded in fall colors. They were able to see a plethora of wildlife including many loons, many cormorants, Canada geese, a wood duck, an eagle, a kingfisher and a whitetail doe.
It certainly appears that the Katahdin Region is close to peak foliage on this bright sunny morning and Paul was thrilled to get a group of 12 on the pontoon boat en route for Big Mud Brook. As they journeyed along they saw loons, geese, wood ducks, many cormorants, a bald ealge, an American kestrel and 3 river otter.
On this lovely fall morning, Paul and 2 guests were able to get out on Millinocket Lake. They enjoyed the gorgeous scenery as well as loons, cormorants and 3 bald eagles.
This morning, Paul and 8 guests boarded the NEOC pontoon boat and headed across the lake towards Big Mud Brook where they were able to see several cormorants and Canada geese.
It was a chilly morning here in the Katahdin Region as Paul and 5 guests climbed into the van and headed for some of our favorite spots. It would appear that the wildlife was all hunkered down keeping warm since they were only able to see geese and a ruffed grouse.
On this final evening of September, our guide, Bob and 4 guests boarded the van and set off for Sandy Stream Pond in Baxter State Park. Unfortunately they were only able to see some loons and golden eye ducks but the foliage turning all around Katahdin was a big hit.
This evening, Madi and a group of 11 boarded the NEOC van and made their way towards the Golden Rd and Sandy Stream Pond. They were impressed to see 5 mergansers, 2 mallards and as Madi put it, a big ol bull moose! What an end to a beautiful fall day!