In September of 2006, my family and I joined Captain Steve Hale and his 7-year-old grandson, Jack, for a memorable lobster fishing trip in Rockland Harbor where we literally caught our dinner. On our hour-and-a-quarter tour, we learned all about lobster buoys, traps and bait; watched Captain Steve haul and check his traps; discovered which lobsters are keepers and which must return to the sea; and soaked up the scenery including amazing views of Rockland Breakwater Light. My daughter even got a chance to drive the lobster boat.
For lobster boat tour reservations or more information, call 207-542-6852 or 207-594-1048.
- Setting Out on a Lobster Boat AdventureCaptain Jack Lobster Boat Adventure Rockland Maine
- Oh, Buoy!Lobster Buoy - Each Maine Lobsterman Paints His Buoys with a Unique Color Scheme and Design
- Black and WhiteMaine Lobster Boat Tour - Finding the Right Buoy
- Hauling a Lobster TrapMaine Lobsterman Steve Hale Hauls a Lobster Trap - Photo
- A Bright Idea: Offer Lobster Boat ToursMaine Lobster Boat Tours - See How Maine Lobstermen Do Their Jobs - Photo
- Size MattersPhoto - Measuring a Lobster on Captain Jack Lobster Boat Adventure Rockland Maine
- Checking for Lobster EggsMaine Lobster Boat Tour Photo - Checking for Lobster Eggs
- Male or Female Lobster? How Can You Tell?How to Tell a Male Lobster from a Female Lobster - Photo
- Watch Out for Those ClawsMaine Lobster Boat Tour Photo - Captain Hale Slips Rubber Bands Over a Lobster's Claws
- A Crab in a Lobster TrapCaptain Jack Lobster Boat Adventure Photo Tour Rockland Maine - A Crab in a Lobster Trap
- A Little LobstermanLobster Boat Tours in Maine - Captain Jack Lobster Boat is Named for a Little Lobsterman
- Lobster QuestionsPhoto - Learn About Lobsters on a Maine Lobster Boat Tour
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