I don't, but my wife does and it's my life's quest to change her mind and our $tupid bill.

That's the right way to fish. I wade, shore, estuary fish because I pack lite and cover some ground while casting. Bring binos or camera and bird, seal, whale sighting to boot. Rain, sun, snow it just makes it a different environment to experience.

Searun Browns now, Shad soon, then Stripers. Throw in some Blues if lucky later in Summer. 50 here and need to relearn my social skills after the last 3 years myself.

Camden off season is best, otherwise traffic disaster when you forget coming back from the dump/post office.

Fortunes Rocks during the off-season is home as far as Im concerned.

I always use the copper wood treatment on joist tops too. Easy brush on, thank God the smell goes away relatively quickly because I can not stand that odor.

Thank you.

Hey, did anyone else almost plow into the unreflective portable road closed triangle sign in the middle of the pitch black road coming from Augusta that night? I know the 4 cars behind me almost swerved off the road too. A light or reflector at the fork please.

In Southern Maine you can get away with some good aggressive all season tires if you get an AWD vehicle, i.e Subaru AND you become proficient with snow driving. You can never go too slow in the snow.

Bam....pellet stove. Manufacturer open box sale. Free delivery to hardware store, picked it up along with the complete exhaust pipe/Intake and some silicone sealant. $900 bucks after I installed it.