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]]> http://mainefishingtoday.com/aroostookbasser/?p=236&cpage=1#comment-1780 News » Blog Archive » Spring Fishing Report Mon, 07 Apr 2008 00:15:33 +0000 http://mainefishingtoday.com/aroostookbasser/?p=236#comment-1780 [...] Aroostook Flyers & Tyers - Skinny Moose Media wrote an interesting post today on Spring Fishing ReportHere’s a quick excerptSpring Fishing Report Region G – Aroostook County With snowbanks so high that I have difficulty seeing traffic go up Station Hill in Ashland, peering into our crystal ball we will predict that ice out will occur as normal, that being late April in southern Aroostook County and May 8-15 in the remainder of the region. As usual travel in the North Maine Woods area will be subject to the effects of mud season – culvert washouts, frost heaves and unplowed roads that may be full of snow hampering [...] [...] Aroostook Flyers & Tyers – Skinny Moose Media wrote an interesting post today on Spring Fishing ReportHere’s a quick excerptSpring Fishing Report Region G – Aroostook County With snowbanks so high that I have difficulty seeing traffic go up Station Hill in Ashland, peering into our crystal ball we will predict that ice out will occur as normal, that being late April in southern Aroostook County and May 8-15 in the remainder of the region. As usual travel in the North Maine Woods area will be subject to the effects of mud season – culvert washouts, frost heaves and unplowed roads that may be full of snow hampering [...]

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