Maine, United States

Libby Camps

FreshwaterNorth Maine Woods — Millinocket Lake (T8 R9 WELS), Aroostook River headwaters

Since 1890 the Libby family has run this sporting camp in the North Maine Woods, on Millinocket Lake, and Orvis has endorsed it since 1993. Within 20 miles of camp are more than 30 ponds and streams with wild brook trout and landlocked salmon, and the camp's own seaplanes fly anglers to remote ponds where canoes are kept ready.

Published price
US$350 per person per night
Season
Not published
Main fish
Brook trout
and 1 more
Guiding
1 guide to 2 anglers
Guest numbers not published

Season

Season months not published

The fishing

Water
Freshwater
Species

First is the fish the lodge leads with.

How it is fished
Fly-out, Wading, Canoe
Catch and release
Some fish kept
Tackle
Not published
Gear
Not published

Price and what it covers

US$350 per person per night

Per person per night, two sharing, for lodging and meals; US$400 for a single. A guide is US$450 a day for one or two anglers and US$225 for each extra angler, and fishing fly-outs are US$170-225 per person, with two people at least.

The year this rate applies to is not published.

Included

  • Lakeside cabin with a bathroom
  • Three meals a day
  • Boat and motor, canoes and kayaks
  • Housekeeping

Not included

  • Guide
  • Fly-outs
  • Taxes
  • Tips

Prices are shown in the currency the lodge publishes them in. Confirm the rate with the lodge.

The lodge

Guests at a time
Not published
Guiding
1 guide to 2 anglers
Package
Not published
For non-anglers
Yes
Wi-Fi
Yes
Established
1890

Getting there

Gateway airport
Bangor (BGR), Bangor International Airport
From there
Fly by seaplane from Bangor, or drive in on the North Maine Woods logging roads by way of the Oxbow checkpoint, which charges a gate fee; four-wheel drive is recommended.
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The pin marks the lodge itself. Location from OpenStreetMap.

Sources

Every fact on this page comes from one of these pages. The lodge’s own website is checked first; a booking agency is used where the lodge is silent.

Lodge website: libbycamps.com

Lodge website

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