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johnlenart@hotmail.com 6 7/6/2008 4:49:01 PM
Lenart
Jeff/Mary: Had a wonderful time there. You folks are super, ali and gator as well. friendship from sincere folks is a hard to find item today. mary, geez had to loosen belt. ha! You''re great!!! Jeff I''ll send some pics when walmart quits jerking me around with pics on cd for week now. gotta buy new digital camera soon. other took poop I guess. you were worried I had rough time with fish. I''m a finesse'' fisherman and if you cna catch fish in NJ during tough times you can catch ''em anywhere they say! caught 19 yesterday morn in rain local lake 1 pickerel, 1 15" crappie and rest largemouth. oh and 1 wet ass. gotta do web site thing soon. you show me I show you finesse'' fishing or if ya like take ya and show ya. bic, by the way is my cousins son and also my cousin. small world! john

outpoint@roadrunner.com 6 6/11/2008 2:16:57 PM

This is the best place in Maine in my opinion to spend a week''s vacation. The fishing is great, the town of Lincoln is small and friendly, nice public beaches and most of all the new owners are awesome. The hospitality they showed us last year was above superb.

mfish_work@yahoo.com 6 4/13/2008 6:11:51 AM

My wife and I visited "Dads" each year for several years before our kid were born and once again since then. We loved the affordable rates and excellent fishing along with a truly pristine location loaded with eagles and other wildlife. We were deeply saddened to find that dad had passed on our last visit and saw that his wife was stuggling to keep the place up. We wish the new owners much success at this location and may book a long weekend again soon as the kids are almost old enough to spend that much time in the boat (and without a tv). As mentioned, the fishing was fantastic but if you bring your own boat, beware - the Penobscott rock gardens have taken their share of props and lower units. Take advantage of being "ferried" a few miles up river so you can drift through less pressured water and experience more of the river. Bring all your favorite tackle because there is not much to choose from north of Bangor except a Walmart in Lincoln. I''ve also considered trying the r

jrfishes@yahoo.com 6 1/27/2008 10:17:14 AM

Hello i visited the camps twice back 2001 and 2002 and it was absolutely wonderful. The fishing was the best i have ever experienced, our group of 4 averaged 50 to 75 fish per day each!!! But equally impressive was the family atmosphere and home cooking that DAD"S CAMPS provided. They were wonderful people and i was truely sadened when DAD passed away. I since have moved to Tennessee from Massachusetts, but i hope to make it up there in the future for a spring smallmouth trip. I am very glad to see the rates have not changed much and i hope the new ownership is as friendly as the past owners. I hope all goes well with y''all.