Young's Guide Service

01/01/2025

Looking back at 2024 all we can say is Thank You! 🫎
Thank you to our new and old friends for making 2024 so memorable. We are looking forward to many new adventures in 2025!

12/25/2024

From our home to yours, we wish you a Merry Christmas!

08/25/2024

Happy 110th Birthday, Katahdin!

06/25/2024

06/25/2024

“Sunsets are proof that no matter what happens, every day can end beautifully." – Kristen Butler.

06/22/2024

Up close and personal with these two yearlings.

06/06/2024

We've had some great days fishing on Moosehead Lake with lots of fish and lots of smiles!

05/27/2024

We are getting ready for our upcoming busy guiding season, but before getting to wrapped up in fishing on Moosehead we ventured to Lake Erie in Port Clinton, Ohio to catch some great eating Walleye.
If you are ever looking for a great guy and walleye guide look no further than Lip Ripper Fishing Charters. Travis goes the extra mile to make your day of fishing the best that it can be!

04/21/2024

Took the new boat out today with some friends and I’d say it was a successful day of fishing!

04/20/2024

It’s official the ice is out on Moosehead!

We are so excited to announce that the ice is officially out on Moosehead Lake as of today, Saturday April 20th@6:00am!!!

04/18/2024

Today Young’s Guide Service launched its newest addition to the business, “Hooked on Adventure”, a 27’ Weldcraft vessel. We’ve been working hard this past winter with help from friends and family to ensure that “Hooked on Adventure” was properly equipped to fish comfortably and safely no matter what Moosehead Lake throws at us. We will be offering not only fishing trips, but also private tours of Moosehead Lake and the beauty that surrounds it. If you would like to experience all that “Hooked on Adventure” has to offer please let us know.

03/31/2024

Happy Easter from Moosehead!

03/19/2024

Happy Spring Equinox!

03/18/2024

If you are lucky enough to enjoy the Solar Eclipse on April 8th. Moosehead Images by Darcy Amanda Photography has a wonderful tip...take a moment to listen to what nature is doing around you.

What does Northwoods wildlife do during a solar eclipse?

A solar eclipse mimics nighttime or stormy skies. Wildlife that spends the daytime hours up and about will often take shelter, believing they need to prepare for incoming rain. Other wildlife may think it's bedtime, and bed down or fly to their roosts.

However, nocturnal animals are encouraged to become active during a solar eclipse. This Barred Owl will often think it's time to wake up, and begin to call out. Other nocturnal animals may wake up and start to feed.

Although the eclipse only creates darkness for a few minutes, the animals trust that nature is sending them a message to do a more familiar task.

If you are blessed to witness this once in a lifetime event on April 8th, take a moment to listen to what nature is doing around you.

03/12/2024

We are also excited to partner with the Blair Hill Inn to offer guest a true Maine experience.