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Sebago vs. Rangeley or Mooselock
fishlessman:
i think thats the better choice. theres not much traffic on sebago lately but theres not much in the way of bait. fishings way off, im hoping it picks up this fall. been there fishing weekly open water season and this is the worst year ive seen in 18 years
Jethro:
--- Quote from: tracker2011 on Aug 19, 2022, 05:38 AM ---Thanks for all your info. I have decided to head up to Mooselook for the day. I just saw on the news that the months of sept. oct. and nov. are to be above normal temps. so I plan on hitting Sebago during Oct. I went there last year for the first time in Oct. and did so well with Lakers and I had no idea where to start but had one of my best days. I am also heading up to West Grand Lake Stream mid Oct. for a flyfishing trip. Just started flyfishing this year and fell in love with it so I found WGS on youtube and now have a trip all planned and booked. Again thanks for your help.
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I spent a weekend with a guide at Grand Lake Stream in June, stayed at Weatherbees. It was incredible. I'm jealous! Have a great time. If you want a good meal up there call ahead and get on the dinner list for Leen's Lodge. They have new owners and he is a trained chef that prepared one of the best meals I have ever had.
porkpiehat:
--- Quote from: tracker2011 on Aug 17, 2022, 05:50 PM ---Sebago I use Standish and Rangeley I go out of the state park. Both lakes are little over 3 hours. I have only been to Sebago during Oct. and did very well on the Lakers. I don't care what I catch. I like the idea of Sebago but not sure how crazy it gets with ski boats and how busy the launches are.
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Have you hit hit Sebago yet this fall? Think I'm heading up tomorrow to target some lakers
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