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Sebago Lake Fishing Information
It's no secret that Maine offers some of America's best fishing. From bass and panfish to trout and salmon, lakes and rivers across the state host an incredible range of game fish, and Sebago Lake is consistently ranked among the very best places to go fishing in Maine.
Today, let our real estate agents be your guide to one of Maine's best fishing lakes. Here's what you need to know so you can have a great day on the water at Sebago Lake.
The Lay of the Land
Sebago Lake is just 30 minutes from Portland and less than an hour's drive from Augusta. The lake spans nearly 29,000 acres and is over 300 feet deep, making it the deepest and secon...
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National Backyard Day: 7 Ways to Improve Your Backyard
Before you know it, winter snow will start to melt, and warm sunshine will be on the horizon. Gray skies will turn blue, and flowers will begin to bloom in your garden. It's time to get ready for spring weather and plan some backyard improvements for your home so you can enjoy National Backyard Day on March 19th.
National Backyard Day celebrates the love of outdoor spaces where you can relax, enjoy nature, and spend time with family and friends. Whether that means relaxing by the pool, taking a nature walk, grilling with friends, or digging in the garden, our real estate agents want you to make the most of this special day by spending time outdoors. Take a look at 7 ways to transform your backyard into a welcoming oasis where you'll love spending warm spring days.
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Northern New England Outdoor Activities for the Spring Months
In Northern New England, there's never a bad time to be outdoors. Time to put away the skis and snowboards and bring out the bikes and kayaks. Our real estate agents can't wait to be out in the warmer temperatures of spring, enjoying these wonderful spots for outdoor activities around Northern New England.
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World Whale Day: Where To Spot Whales on the Maine Coast
Did you know that the third Saturday of every February is World Whale Day? It's a day to celebrate, consider, and protect these wonderful, majestic creatures, which can be found from deep waters to coastlines all around the world. One great way to celebrate World Whale Day is to go on a whale-watching tour off the scenic coast of Maine, where you can learn more about whales and get a chance to see them up close in their natural habitat.
Living in Maine gives you an advantage when it comes to spotting whales because there are some excellent tours offered up and down the coastline. Our real estate agents have the details on some of the most popular places on the Maine coast for spotting whales.
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Stroll These Maine Beaches This Winter
During the summer, Maine's beaches are lively, crowded places, full of life, and packed with visitors enjoying all that the warm weather has to offer. But what about winter? A beach day may not be the first thing that springs to mind during the winter, but this is actually a fantastic time to see your favorite Maine beaches from a new perspective.
The beaches are much quieter places in the winter, perfect for nature walks, beach combing, nature photography, and quiet contemplation. Our real estate agents have all of the details on some of the best Maine beaches for you to enjoy this winter.
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