Purpose Of The TBF Of Maine: 1) Organize the bass clubs in the state of Maine and to affiliate with other organizations of like mind and purpose. 2) Assist and cooperate with the Maine Department of Inland Fish & Wildlife Department of Conservation and other agencies in matters mutually beneficial. 3) Preserve and further the sport of bass fishing by actively becoming engaged in the areas of environment, pollution, and youth participation. 4) Organize and conduct an annual "TBF of Maine State Qualifying Tournament" to determine the members of the state team to represent the state of Maine.

Central Maine Bassmasters is a B.A.S.S affiliated club located in Durham Maine. We meet once a month, on Sundays during the winter and Wednesday nights in the summer. Our meetings last approximately two hours with time set aside to talk about fishing (lures, techniques, etc.). Every member of the club is dedicated to helping new fishermen enjoy the sport. During the free time in between our conservation efforts and volunteer work, we fish seven tournaments a year along with hosting a single "open" tournament. Durham, Maine

Downeast TU is a chapter of Trout Unlimited, a national non-profit organization dedicated to protect and conserve North American cold-water fish species and habitat. Membership is open to all. Little Deer Isle, Maine

George's River Trout Unlimited is the Mid Coast Maine Chapter of Trout Unlimited. TU's mission is to conserve, protect and restore North America's cold water fisheries and their watersheds. The national organization has 140,000 volunteer members in 400 chapters across the country, in addition to a professional staff of 100 people at its national headquarters in Arlington, Virginia and in regional offices. Our Chapter's members' major focus is the St. George's River which is our home river. In 2003 the Chapter was responsible for removing a dam on the river approximately 30 miles from the mouth of the river at the Gulf of Maine. This precedent making project opened up an additional 17 miles of water to anadromous fish which come up the river to spawn. The Chapter continues to monitor the river for favorable conditions for brook trout, brown trout, both fresh water and sea run fish, increased spawning of alewives and the hoped for runs of Atlantic Salmon. Located in Mid-Coast Maine

The Kennebec Valley Chapter of T.U. works to conserve, protect and restore Maine's cold water fisheries and their watersheds. West Gardiner, Maine

Maine Anglers for Youth, Conservation, & Bass Angling. The mission of this corporation is to promote the sport of bass fishing within the State of Maine in accordance with the goals and purpose of our parent organization known as the Bass Anglers Sportsman Society (B.A.S.S.). The Maine B.A.S.S. Nation is actively involved in our Maine government and the issues we face and we need you to join our organization, the Maine B.A.S.S. Nation, in show of support for the right to fish. East Waterboro, Maine

The Maine Council of Trout Unlimited's mission is to conserve, protect and restore Maine's coldwater fisheries and their watersheds. We do this with five Maine chapters and about 1500 member-volunteers, through on-the-ground restoration projects, advocacy for the waters we love, and education. Maine is home to the nation’s last Atlantic salmon, the last native landlocked salmon and to more than 97% of the nation's native and wild brook trout ponds. From the removal of dams on the Kennebec and Penobscot River's to surveys of remote beaver ponds for native brook trout that deserve protection, Maine TU volunteers are working for our waters and fish. To keep our programs flourishing and our waters healthy we need your support.

Founded in 1954, the Maine Lobstermen's Association works hard to protect the lobster resource, our traditions and way of life. Founded on the principles of unity and cooperation, the MLA was formed by lobstermen to empower Maine’s lobster industry by speaking with a united voice. Our strength is in our numbers. We are the largest commercial fishing industry group on the east coast, representing the interests of 1200 lobstermen from Eastport to Kittery. As a commercial fishing organization, we are only as strong as our membership. If you are a lobsterman, we work for you and need your support! Kennebunk, Maine

Welcome to Merrymeeting Bay Chapter 329 of Trout Unlimited (MMBTU). Our mission is to conserve, protect, and restore cold water resources and the watersheds on which they depend in Maine. We hold 8 monthly meetings September through May. Our December meeting is typically a Yankee Swap. By attending our monthly meetings you will gain new fishing friends, learn about Maine fishing opportunities, join members on expeditions across America, improve your fly casting, learn new fly patterns, find volunteer opportunities, and have fun. Brunswick, Maine

Our mission is to conserve, protect and restore Maine's coldwater fisheries and their watersheds in Western Maine. In our efforts to conserve, preserve and restore Maine's cold water fisheries and their watersheds, the burden is great and falls on a few. Please join us to help tackle the needs and threats to keeping our waterways clean, healthy and abundant. The Mollyockett TU has been working to conserve Western Maine's waterways since 1998. The Chapter has over 180 members and with work to tackle, is always looking to expand. Become a member through Trout Unlimited and you will automatically be placed in the Mollyockett TU Chapter if you live in Western Maine. Bethel, Maine

Penobscot Fly Fishers is a family oriented fly fishing club that focuses on education, conservation and of course fly fishing while having fun. It is a 501(c)(3) non-profit educational organization that promotes outdoor fishing activities and conservation of our fisheries to all who enjoy recreation in the magnificent state of Maine. Also, the club is an affiliate of the Federation of Fly Fishers. Brewer, Maine

The Clubhouse today is at 30 Martin Road, Kittery, ME. Meetings are held on the first Wednesday of every month at 7pm at the clubhouse. New members are welcome join at the meetings, online, or through the mail. The Club owns the Herb Parsons Pond, on Martin Rd, which is stocked annually with trout. The club also owns an indoor BB gun range in the basement of the clubhouse on Martin Rd. The club also has an outdoor 200 yd rifle range, and a outdoor pistol range on Slate Hill Road, Eliot, ME. The ranges are private property of the SMFG and is available only to members and their guest. Kittery, Maine

Trout Unlimited's mission is to conserve, protect and restore North America’s trout and salmon fisheries and their watersheds. The Sebago Chapter of Trout Unlimited is Maine's largest, covering southern Maine from Yarmouth to the New Hampshire border. I invite you to join us for an event, sign up for our newsletter, or find another way to get in touch. Whether you like to learn new fishing strategies, network with fisher-friends, tie flies, or volunteer your time — we'd love for you to join us. Yarmouth, Maine