The little-exalted fish reminds the Laotian-born Mainer of the moose-sized river beasts back home.
The “Tom Brady of fishing flies,” an overachieving underdog, and more.
From colonial outposts to midcentury batteries, Maine’s former military forts are bastions of history and marvels of engineering. Photographer Benjamin Williamson captures their splendors, grand and subtle.
For three University of New England med students, the only cure is the calm and camaraderie of the state's tidal waters.
A guide to the species that make fishing in Vacationland special.
Four decades in, the Wendell Gilley Museum is still carving out opportunities for visitors to tap their creativity and connect with nature.
Chef-owner Ed Colburn' fresh dishes are bringing the flavors of Spain, France, and Italy to Wiscasset.
For 82 years, the sportfishing competition has been luring fishermen to Harpswell in search of Casco Bay’s big prize.
At the Portland Museum of Art, the late Maine painter gets his first major solo exhibition.
The demolition of the old bridge connecting this island community to the mainland might have ruffled a few feathers.
After more than a year of adapting and adjusting, Maine’s restaurant scene is as dynamic as ever. As the summer ramps up, here are 20 spots — classic to contemporary, classy to casual — where we can’t wait to grab a table (or a take-out feast).
Drought, climate change, and Western megafires have many Mainers wondering.