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Ponant's luxury Explorer class ship, Le Jacques-Cartier, arrives in Darwin for the first time after completing inaugural 2024 Japan season.

"Our chaotic escapade was one of the most remarkable paddling endeavors in recent memory."

What we're talking about in Maine today.

Open water fishing started on April 1.

By Julie Harris, Bangor Daily News Staff Finding the hotspots for fishing in your area is pretty simple right now, according to a state fisheries biologist. You either pay attention to where the smelts are running or watch the state’s fish stocking report, said Scott Davis, Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife fish biologist for Region B, Central Maine.

"Paddling alone is a classic whitewater mistake."

The wild blue mussel population on the Maine coast has dropped 60% since the 1970s. Experts believe warming waters and increased predation are to blame.

Experts say the shortage is because of warming waters and increased predation.

About a decade ago, Blue Hill Bay mussel farmer Evan Young noticed it was getting more and more difficult to harvest spat needed to grow mussels.