Guiding Services

Trophy Maine whitetail deer hunting, local game hunting, and grouse hunting on the Midcoast is as good as Maine hunting gets for novice and experienced hunters.  You can choose a guided Maine hunt or go on your own, either way you will have the comforts of a private modernized hunting lodge waiting for you in the evening.  You will be in the Midcoast where traditional hunters find their chances of success to be excellent.

Because of its coastal location near several freshwater lakes, marine wetlands, and riparian forest, this location offers a truly pure hunting experience.  Success is more dependent on the hunter's skill not only with firearm or bow, but with tracking game, anticipation and recognition of game movement.

Large Game Hunts

Specializing in island and private lands. Many techniques used and taught to guests for  spotting and locate deer and other game. Private, public and extended areas (leased) extending along fallow fields, secondary forest, and wetlands offers dynamic and versatile hunting options.

Rifle, Muzzle-loader, Archery

Small Game and Fowl Hunting

Midcoast Outfitters guarantees sightings for sea ducks and deer because we  specializes in hunting on islands and privately leased land.  With generations of local knowledge and exclusive locations, guest keep coming back each year. Ask about our Canada goose hunts.

All Season Freshwater Fishing

Fish for Brook Trout, Landlocked Salmon, and Lake Trout in the small outlying ponds and rivers and streams from May (ice out) through September.

Maine is noted for having some of the best wild and native trout populations left in the U.S.  If you're looking for a remote fishing adventure, Midcoast Outfitters can take you there. Our methods include  trolling, spin casting, and fly fishing depending on the season and the body of water being fished.

All Season Saltwater Fishing

Be in awe of the beautiful rocky Maine coastline, hundreds of islands and countless sand and mud flats makes the Midcoast the ideal environment for striped bass. With Penobscot River ways 9 mile to the north and the Damariscotta River to the south, you can not become tired of fishing. We will show you why the locals have kept this gem all to themselves.

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