Free cancellation (3 days in advance).
Grand Laker Canoe Fishing
Free cancellation
Grab a fishing partner and join Registered Maine Fishing Guide John Floyd in his traditional Maine Grand Laker canoe for world-class fishing in the remote, pristine waters of Junior & Scraggly lakes. Junior Lake is a two-tier fishery offering both cold and warm water species. The 3,866 acre lake boasts many islands, minimal development and a true wilderness fishing experience.
After ice out and through early spring, trolling with streamers for landlocked Atlantic salmon is very effective as salmon are still swimming at the top, feeding on baitfish.
For bass fishing in June, it’s common to cross the big lakes under power and then spend the day fishing (and paddling) the shoreside spawning grounds.
What is a Grand Laker? Ever since the early 1900's, the eponymous Grand Laker, an agile square-stern canoe, both long and slender, has remained the preferred craft of the Grand Lakes region's guides. The boats have been touted for their responsiveness when paddled and when powered by an outboard.
Availability
Check dates with the Operator
We recommend checking dates with the Outfitter before booking your trip.
Terms
Trip Includes
Guiding
Trip does NOT Include
Fishing license
Available locally
Tips
Policies
Catch & release
You keep catch
Cancellation
Fishing
Species
Smallmouth Bass
Landlocked Salmon
Chain Pickerel
White Perch
Lake Trout
Types of Fishing
Lake fishing
Backcountry fishing
Fishing Techniques
Fly fishing
Light tackle
Popping
Spinning
Trolling
Gear
Bait
Boat
Fish finder
Fishing chair
Lure
Rods & Reels
Boat Specs
Grand Laker Canoe
Grand Laker Canoe
(Wheaton)
originally built in 1978
restored in 2021
.
Powered by 1 engine (10HP, Evinrude), with a maximum cruising speed of 15 knots.
Length:
20 ft
Services And Facilities
Fishfinder
GPS
Life Jacket
Seats
Operator
Outfitter
JOHN FLOYD
Operator since 2014
John Floyd is a Registered Maine Fishing, Recreation & Hunting Guide. He specializes in remote, private fishing trips in the serene, wilderness surroundings of northeast Maine. He offers trips on a comfortable, modern bass boat, a 20' pontoon boat or by canoe for a more traditional experience.
JOHN FLOYD
Outfitter
Operator since 2014
How to get there
Lakeville, Maine, United States
Getting here from Bangor, Maine Take I-95 north 42 miles to exit 227 Lincoln (US-2/ME-RT6/ME-116) and turn right. Go 4 miles and turn left at the light onto US-2/ME-6. Follow ME-RT 6 East for 33 miles, passing through downtown Lincoln and Lee. In Springfield, turn right onto Bottle Lake Road. Go 6 miles and turn right onto Depot Rd. Go 1.5 miles and turn left onto East Shore Rd. In 1.5 miles turn left onto Middle Rd. Go about 1/2 mile and you will see the first gate for Wild Fox Cabins, do not enter this gate. Continue on Middle Rd to "T" and make Right onto Red Pine Rd, follow to entrance on your right. GPS Coordinates Latitude: 45.275128 | Longitude: -68.00919 | Altitude: 94 meters
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Once the charter confirms your trip, your credit card will be charged with a 10% deposit to guarantee the reservation.
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