Tom Seymour, Outdoorsman & Registered Maine Guide
A beautiful day in early May proved
productive for crappie fishing.
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The outdoor sports of fishing and hunting have figured prominently in Tom's life for as long as he can remember. Fishing, especially trout fishing, stands as his favorite endeavor. But all kinds of fishing excites him, and he is equally as happy catching mackerel from Penobscot Bay as pulling wild brook trout from hidden streams. Fishing tackle stays in the trunk of his car year-round, for “just in case.”
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As per hunting, upland game was always Tom's forte, and he likes nothing better than pushing through thick brush, hoping to flush a grouse or a woodcock. The choice of classic, side-by-side, double-barrel shotguns makes his upland outings even more enjoyable.
A registered Maine guide, Tom holds endorsements for both fishing and hunting. However, he no longer guide hunters but will take people fishing upon request.
Tom Seymour’s latest book Getting Your Big Fish: Trolling Maine Waters can help anglers get their big trout in large and small waters. Seymour supplies up-to-date information on tackle and explains many helpful tricks that he has learned over a lifetime of trolling.
A registered Maine guide, Tom holds endorsements for both fishing and hunting. However, he no longer guide hunters but will take people fishing upon request.
Tom Seymour’s latest book Getting Your Big Fish: Trolling Maine Waters can help anglers get their big trout in large and small waters. Seymour supplies up-to-date information on tackle and explains many helpful tricks that he has learned over a lifetime of trolling.
This 9-pound-plus largemouth bass took a crappie jig while Tom was fishing for crappies with a 4-pound-test line and ultralight spinning rod and reel.