One of the best things about a Maine moose hunt is the fact that those adventures typically happen miles from paved roads, in some of the state’s wildest places.

Hiking is an excellent way to view Maine’s fall foliage in all its glory.

Here’s something a lot of student-athletes might not have expected to read this year — the fall high school sports season is about to begin.

The Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife has jumped on the no-lead-bullets bandwagon.

Fall fishing can be feast or famine depending on several factors.

Cross country is one of the lower-risk sports allowed for interscholastic competition this autumn amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

When Noah Lamb was asked about the chance to catch some passes in football competition this fall, the Foxcroft Academy senior couldn’t help but smile.

Fan attendance at high school games in Maine this fall is going to be limited.

With high school sports limited to 100 people at the game site due to state restrictions designed to prevent the spread of COVID-19, there aren’t going to be many fans at contests this fall.

West Branch below Seboomook: Insufficient storage in the lake so there will be no flow release for fishing this year.

MILO — The season will look different than years past with rule adjustments and a reduced schedule, but the Penquis Valley High School boys and girls soccer teams will be playing in 2020.

DOVER-FOXCROFT — The practice fields surrounding Foxcroft Academy were busy Monday as the school’s fall sports teams began tryouts.

In the springtime, as many as 18,000 hunters in Maine take part in a thrilling turkey hunt that involves trying to call in lovesick male turkeys during the mating season.

According to their original plan, Luke Konson and Daniel Balserak would have spent last weekend as wide-eyed freshmen enjoying their first month at Clemson University in South Carolina.

Interested in becoming a certified basketball official in the greater Eastern Maine area? IAABO Board 111 will be offering virtual classes beginning Sunday, Oct.

Although the fall fishing action rarely compares with springtime, the fish do start moving and feeding this time of the year as the autumn nights bring water temperatures back into comfortable ranges for our favorite game fish.

Please join Moosehead Trails on Saturday, Sept.

For some anglers, fishing season “ends” in early summer, as the water warms up and trout and landlocked salmon seek thermal refuge in colder, deeper and harder-to-access water.