Lodging & Contact Information

We offer accomodations in our newly built camp which features a full kitchen/living area, full bath with shower and a large bedroom that sleeps 6-8 comfortably. There is a sleeper sofa that folds out to a full bed, offering space for 2 adults and soon our sleeping loft will be available with a king-sized bed that will sleep an additional 2 people.

We welcome hunters and fishermen as well as non-hunters.

This is a family based guide service and we welcome families on vacations, fishing trips, canoe trips and hunting trips.

Housekeeping Plan rates...$35.00* per person per day

*prices do not include license fees or sales tax

What To Bring...

• Hunters--Weapon and Ammo. Fishermen--Rod and reel.
• COMPASS!!! Not only do you need to bring one, you must be comfortable using one in any situation.
• You should pack your pillow, sleeping bag and towels for each person as we do not supply bedding or towels.
• A large cooler or two to transport your frozen meat and hide and/or fish.
• Rain gear.
• At least one very warm outfit, regardless of season, this is Northern Maine after all.
• Soap, shampoo, toothpaste and toothbrush.
• Flashlight with extra batteries.
• Camera and film (if not digital) and batteries.
• During open firearm deer season you will need two items of solid blaze orange...hat, vest.
• During moose season you will need at least one item of solid blaze orange...hat.
• Proof of last year's valid hunting license or your current license from your state, or a Hunter Safety Course certificate.
• During spring fishing season and Bear season (over-bait) you will probably be more comfortable with a bug-proof head net or suit.
• During Bear season you should bring a camo-suit, hat, gloves and again a head net, face paint if you use it.
• If you hunt or travel with dogs, you must be prepared to provide housing for them yourselves, we do not currently provide dishes or food.
• Hunting Licenses may be obtained either online, at most local general stores in the State of Maine or at our local grocer, John's Country Store on Main St. in Saint Francis.
• John's Country Store carries many of the basic supplies you may need to purchase if you forget them at home.

FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO RECEIVE A BROCHURE CONTACT US:

Bran Lake Guide Service 1041 Main St Saint Francis, Maine 04774

207-398-2804 between 8am-9pm Eastern Standard Time

Jody N Spiers Sr Master Maine Guide jody@branlakeguideservice.com

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Saint Francis Chamber of Commerce Saint Francis, Maine 04774	http://can-am.sjv.net/	Acadian Village in Van Buren, Maine National Park Service / Maine Acadian Culture http://www.nps.gov/maac/planyourvisit/placestogo.htm
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Northwoods Wanderings Blog Surviving the Wilderness of Aroostook County, Maine http://www.skinnymoose.com/wanderings/	Caribou, ME Weather Center for Local Area Forcast http://www.erh.noaa.gov/ndfd/graphical/sectors/car.php	Aroostook Flyers and Tyers Blog http://www.mainefishingtoday.com/aroostookbasser/
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