Want to watch and learn about lobstering on the Coast of Maine? Join our Guided Paddling Lobstering tours and see how the traps are checked, baited, and set from a kayak! The only Kayak Lobstermen Guides in the State of Maine will give you a chance to ask questions, share little-known facts and help decide where to locate the traps. A few lucky participants may be able to take a freshly caught lobster home.
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This event repeats every Tuesday, until August 29, 2023.
This is a 6 MILE CANOE, KAYAK and PADDLEBOARD RACE starting in Newcastle at the Route 1 Rest Area Bridge and finishing at the Wiscasset Waterfront in Wiscasset, Maine. One of the most scenic Maine Paddling Race Courses with four miles of moving water meandering through beautiful protected marshes and riverbanks.
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Paddle up close and personal to see the operations of an Oyster Farm and possibly meet a few local oyster farmers. Learn how to shuck your own oysters and sample a couple of fresh oysters directly from the sea!
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This event repeats every Friday, until September 1, 2023.
Malaga Island in Phippsburg was once home to a mixed-race fishing community evicted by the state in 1912. Now a public preserve and an important Maine historical site, this trip includes a scenic paddle exploring the area around Malaga Island, as well as a stop on the island that over 50 people once called home.
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This event repeats every Saturday, until August 26, 2023.
Malaga Island in Phippsburg was once home to a mixed-race fishing community evicted by the state in 1912. Now a public preserve and an important Maine historical site, this trip includes a scenic paddle exploring the area around Malaga Island, as well as a stop on the island that over 50 people once called home.
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This event repeats every Sunday, until August 27, 2023.