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A Report from the 2022 MWGO Annual Meeting
It was great to see so many folks join us for the Annual Meeting held Sun Oct 30 at Mahoosuc Guide Service in Newry, ME. Thank you all for your support of MWGO and its mission and goals; it is the energy you bring that keeps our organization moving forward! Thank you as well to…
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About a Guide: Jonathan Gardner
We are continuing our regular series of stories getting to know Maine Guides and this month we’ll meet Jonathan Gardner, a shipwright at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard, Recreation and Fishing Guide, Outdoor Educator, and Parent. Jonathan joined MWGO in 2020 and has recently become the chair of our Education Committee. You can look forward to Jonathan’s…
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About a Guide: Tomas Dundzila
This month, we continue our regular series of stories getting to know Maine Guides. As most know, Registered Maine Guides can be recreation guides, hunting guides, fishing guides, sea kayak guides, tidewater fishing guides, whitewater rafting guides, or some combination of the above. Additionally, a Maine Guide can be certified as a Master Guide in…
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About a Guide: Reid Anderson
This month, we start with our first installment of a regular series of stories getting to know Maine Guides. As most know, Registered Maine Guides can be recreation guides, hunting guides, fishing guides, sea kayak guides, tidewater fishing guides, whitewater rafting guides, or some combination of the above. Additionally, a Maine Guide can be certified as…
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Maine Canoe Symposium a Success
On June 12th, MWGO sponsored the 36th annual Maine Canoe Symposium, held for the second year at the University of Maine’s 4-H Camp and Learning Center at Bryant Pond. The event was well attended with roughly half of attendees being MCS veterans and the other half were first-timers. A total of about 80 enthusiastic canoeists enjoyed the day developing paddling, poling,…