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Moosehead Lake

Moosehead Lake

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Search complete. 13 mentions across 5 episodes found for "Moosehead Lake".

Oct 29, 2026

Josh GarciaHOST
73:09
over? I don't know what's actually up with it, but if you look, they have their own power because you can see they have a windmill right there.
Josh GarciaHOST
73:16
Moosehead Lake.
Josh GarciaHOST
73:16
And there is a home right there.
Josh GarciaHOST
73:17
Is that
ShookPANELIST
73:17
Moosehead Lake? Yeah.
Josh GarciaHOST
73:19
No way.
Josh GarciaHOST
73:19
I don't think that's Moosehead.
Josh GarciaHOST
73:20
Is it really?
Walt GoletGUEST
34:26
I don't do American eel work, but their migrations are as fascinating or even more, you know, that this thing is just drifting in the ocean and it finds its way.
Walt GoletGUEST
34:35
I mean, think about Moosehead Lake, think about Sebago Lake or West Grand or Chamberlain.
Walt GoletGUEST
34:41
those lakes all have eels and those eels have to get back to the ocean and they do which is crazy i don't want to go off on too much of a tangent on that but suffice to say there's a lot of technology that's being used now to understand where animals go and there are some new technological advancements that i think will be coming online you know in the next few years to aid in that as well and give us more information as to the second part of your question related to ocean conditions This is a complicated one.
Walt GoletGUEST
35:11
And I think it's complicated by the fact that, first, these highly migratories, as I mentioned to you before, many of them are warm-bodied animals.
Cyndi MarcotteGUEST
19:59
It's an unorganized territory in the North Maine woods.
Cyndi MarcotteGUEST
20:03
And we live, we're fortunate to live right on Moosehead Lake.
Cyndi MarcotteGUEST
20:07
Nature is an important part of my life.
Cyndi MarcotteGUEST
20:09
I feel most at home when I'm outdoors, hiking, kayaking, exploring the woods, or just simply appreciating the setting around me.
MikeHOST
14:48
It has a massive...
MikeHOST
14:50
Seacoast and there's plenty of lakes in accessibility and I noticed it mostly when we were up in Moosehead Lake we would drive down these dirt roads and you'd end up at a lake and It was perfectly accessible.
MikeHOST
15:04
You could put your boat in there was no rules It's no private property or anything in the area that we were looking and So it was just awesome that you could bring a boat down one of these places and get out into this lake, and it was just pristine.
MikeHOST
15:19
Then Rhode Island I put down next, because growing up in Rhode Island, I have fond memories of the coastline.
Melissa GreenNARRATOR
15:44
Friday, July 24th.
Melissa GreenNARRATOR
15:47
About four o'clock the next morning, though it was quite cloudy, accompanied by the landlord to the water's edge in the twilight, we launched our canoe from a rock on Moosehead Lake.
Melissa GreenNARRATOR
15:58
We had a rather small canoe for three persons, eighteen and one-fourth feet long by two feet six and one-half inches wide in the middle, and one foot deep within.
Melissa GreenNARRATOR
16:07
I judged that it would weigh not far from eighty pounds.
Melissa GreenNARRATOR
17:39
The wind is the chief obstacle to crossing the lakes, especially in so small a canoe.
Melissa GreenNARRATOR
17:44
The Indian remarked several times that he did not like to cross the lakes in littleum canoe, but nevertheless, just as we say, it made no odds to him.
Melissa GreenNARRATOR
17:55
Moosehead Lake is twelve miles wide at the widest place, and thirty miles long in a direct line, but longer as it lies.
Melissa GreenNARRATOR
18:02
Paddling near the shore, we frequently heard the pey-pey of the olive-sided flycatcher, also the wood peewee and the kingfisher.

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