Hooked on Bass (Ages 13-15)

Week #1: June 29-July 4, 2025
Week #4: July 20-25, 2025
Week #5: July 27-August 1, 2025
(Session Full)
Ages: 13-15

Camper holding large mouth bassOur “Hooked on Bass” camp will focus on fishing like a pro! Learn spin-casting techniques for topwater, plastics, spinnerbaits, and other proven lures and “put fish in the boat!”

After a day of practice and preparation, the campers will fish tournament-style for points. Fish are weighed and recorded in a fish log, and points are earned. On Friday morning, the leader in points is awarded the Greenland Point Bassmaster Championship award!

Camper Fishing
Landlocked salmon, smallmouth bass, and pickerel are just some of the many fish found in Long Lake.

Campers will also take a trip to the ocean and try their hand at mackerel fishing. There will be plenty of time for all of the great camp activities available here at Greenland Point, such as swimming, Canoeing, archery, and more!

Cost: $675.00

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What to Bring: Cabin-Based

During this program, you will be living in our bunkhouses or cabins. Please be prepared for warm or cool weather as well as rain and wind. Several of our programs may go on field trips, so being prepared is important. Also, please put your name on everything you bring!

Note: Please leave all jewelry and other expensive belongings at home. Cell phones, iPods, electronic games and devices, hair dryers, knives, lighters, matches, and food (including candy and gum) are not permitted at camp. Our programs are designed to give you a chance to “unplug” and enjoy nature to its’ fullest! UMaine4HC is not responsible for damage or theft of these items.

Necessary Items:

Hint: Synthetic clothing items such as “microfleece” compress well and take up less space, so think of multipurpose layers. They also dry faster than cotton and wick away moisture.

Clothing: Campers should pack all gear in a backpack, large duffle, or suitcase.

  • Three-five shirts (at least one long-sleeved) (mini-camp, one-three shirts)
  • One-two pairs of long pants (one pair should be quick-drying, synthetic
  • One-two pairs of shorts (one should be quick drying, synthetic)
  • Underwear for one week
  • Socks (enough for one week)
  • Two wool or synthetic fleece tops or sweatshirts (non-cotton items keep people warmer and retain heat when wet.)
  • One-two pair sleepwear
  • Small day pack for a water bottle and extra gear
  • A cloth or mesh laundry bag for dirty clothes
  • Rain gear: jacket and pants (avoid gear with cotton lining and ponchos.)
  • Two pairs of sturdy footwear (sneakers, hiking boots)
  • Personal toiletries and 2 bath towels (remember, perfumed and scented products, including body sprays, attract bugs!)
  • Bug repellent (non-aerosol, please)
  • Sunscreen
  • Sleeping bag (with cotton sheet for hot nights)
  • Pillow
  • Water bottle (please label with camper’s name)
  • Flashlight or headlamp (and extra batteries)
  • Swimsuits (camp appropriate) and a beach towel

Optional Items

  • Notebook or small journal
  • Book to read
  • Stationery, stamps, pens, pencils
  • Water shoes or sandals (for showering or during waterfront activities)
  • Spare glasses (if you wear them) with a strap

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