The lakes in Maine have great fishing year-round. Alamoosook Lake has trout, salmon, pickerel and bass. When you stay at the Inn we make it easy for you to enjoy a day of fishing with no hassle. We have partnered with Dave's Guide Service, and are now offering fishing trips. Dave, our fishing guide, is a professionally licensed Maine Guide with years of experience. He knows just the right spots and what bait works. Dave will supply the fishing poles, tackle and bait. He can recommend the best lake for your fishing experience and will personally take you out in the boat to the best spots on the lake. It couldn’t be easier! A four hour guided fishing trip for up to 2 people is only $200. If you don’t have a license, Dave can even help you with that!

Make sure to make a date with Dave when you book your room!

We’ll help you explore the countryside and experience the gems of Downeast Maine.  You’ll enjoy a visit to Fort Knox and the Penobscot Narrows Bridge and Observatory.  From the tower you can see you’ll have a spectacular view of the Maine coast south to the Camden Hills, East to Mount Desert Island and Northwest to the eastern reaches of the Appalachian trail and Mount Katahdin. You’ll see the picturesque town of Bucksport  and be able to look down on the full sweep of historic Fort Knox.  In addition, you’ll be treated to a tour of the Craig Brook National Fish Hatchery, and a peaceful hike at Great Pond Mountain nature preserve.

Your package includes

Two nights accommodations for two people at the Inn including breakfast and use of our Canoes and kayaks
Entrance to Fort Knox and the Observatory.

An assortment of Maine specialties including:
a bottle of Maine's own Bartlett wine;
Cheese from the State of Maine Cheese Company;
a variety of Maine Munchies
and jam from Nevous Nellies.

Your treats will be packed in a tote from the Great Pond Mountain Conservation Trust (a portion of your package price will benefit our local land trust)
Cost $350.00 plus tax

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