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Even the lobsters don't go all the way up Blue Hill Bay.
In Response To: The only area in Maine that gives ()
But I assumed it was because the bay has too much fresh water up as far as Blue Hill?
For whatever reason, you're right. The buoys thin out an hour or so above Jericho Bay, then disappear all together a few miles short of Blue Hill Harbor. We usually find the inner harbor is warm enough to swim comfortably. But despite this being one hot summer, the water was a little cool up there this season. Mid 60's as opposed to the 70 degrees we found last year.
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- Blue Hill Bay is an old friend.
- But when we get to the end
- Time warp. We shared the inner harbor with one other boat.
- The only area in Maine that gives
- They put so many in Jericho Bay, they run out.
- Even the lobsters don't go all the way up Blue Hill Bay.
- They put so many in Jericho Bay, they run out.
- The only area in Maine that gives
- Time warp. We shared the inner harbor with one other boat.
- 5+ knots of SW wind, our boats speed pulsed between lows of 3.5 knots and high 5 - 6 knot range.
- Re: Blue Hill Bay is an old friend.
- But when we get to the end