13-188 C.M.R. ch. 55, § 59 - Penobscot River Tributaries Fishing Closures
To be closed to all fishing July 1 through September 30, both days inclusive:
From the downstream side of the Maine Central Railroad bridge in Bangor to the Harlow Street Bridge.
From the head of tide in Brewer downstream to the Penobscot River, and that portion of the Penobscot River on the easterly side of straight line drawn from a red painted rock situated on the downriver side of the mouth of Felts Brook to a red painted marker on the Bangor Dam fishway situated on the upriver side of the mouth of Felts Brook.
In Bangor and the Penobscot River within a 250 foot radius of the Maine Central Railroad abutments at the mouth of Meadow Brook.
From the head of tide in Brewer to the Penobscot River, and the Penobscot River within 250 feet of a red painted marker situated on the downriver side of the mouth of Eaton Brook.
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To be closed to all fishing July 1 through September 30, both days inclusive::
From the downstream side of the Maine Central Railroad bridge in Bangor to the head of tide (Kenduskeag Road Bridge).
From the head of tide in Brewer downstream to the Penobscot River, and that portion of the Penobscot River on the easterly side of straight line drawn from a red painted rock situated on the downriver side of the mouth of Felts Brook to a red painted marker on the Bangor Dam fishway situated on the upriver side of the mouth of Felts Brook.
In Bangor and the Penobscot River within a 250 foot radius of the Maine Central Railroad abutments at the mouth of Meadow Brook.
From the head of tide in Brewer to the Penobscot River, and the Penobscot River within 250 feet of a red painted marker situated on the downriver side of the mouth of Eaton Brook.