Robbinston, Maine - The Maine Marine Patrol is investigating the death of 67-year old Gerald A. Rhodes of Baileyville, whose body was recovered yesterday on the beach at Mill Cove in Robbinston. Maine Marine Patrol responded yesterday afternoon to a report that a body had been discovered on the beach by a US Border Patrol agent.  The Border Patrol agent located the body at approximately 5:30 pm after being notified earlier in the day that an unoccupied vehicle had been located in a parking area near Mill Cove since yesterday morning.

This notice is to inform you that Maine DMR and partners including the University of Maine, Bigelow Laboratory for Ocean Sciences, and the Gulf of Maine Research Institute will be conducting surveys of the

Please be advised that the Maine Coastal Mapping Initiative will be conducting a benthic mapping beginning May 15th through October 31st, 2025. 

Augusta - Atlantic sturgeon and shortnose sturgeon are two of Maine’s twelve species of sea-run fish that divide their time between fresh and salt water.  Atlantic sturgeon, which can grow to more than 13-feet long and live up to 60 years old, can be seen leaping in Maine’s large rivers and coastline in the summer months.

The Commercial Fishing Safety Council's Working Group will meet Wednesday, April 16, 2025 at 7pm remotely via Microsoft Teams. An agenda for the meeting is attached to this notice and a link to join the meeting is below.

The Passamaquoddy Tribe’s elver quota will be met or exceeded tomorrow, April 13, 2025.

ALL PASSAMAQUODDY ELVER HARVESTER GEAR MUST BE REMOVED FROM THE WATER BY 8:00 AM, TOMORROW, APRIL 13, 2025.

Please hold the date for the next Lobster Advisory Council (LAC) Meeting to be held on Monday, April 28th, 2025 at 4:00 PM.  This meeting will be held at the DMR Offices at the Marquardt Building, located at 32 Blossom Lane, Augusta, room 11

The Spring ME-NH trawl survey conducted by the State of Maine, Department of Marine Resources is scheduled to start April 28th, 2025, sampling between Portland, Maine and Portsmouth, New Hampshire, then working east to Lubec, Maine. The more information we have regarding our fisheries, the better equipped we are to defend these resources and your livelihoods. The ME-NH trawl survey provides valuable information for the management of important commercially harvested species.

The Department of Marine Resources (DMR) is holding a public hearing on the aquaculture proposal listed below: