Several outdoor law changes are being discussed in Augusta. Taken together, they raise a bigger question about the future of hunting and fishing in Maine. In this episode of Maine Outdoor Enthusiast, we take a look at some of the proposals currently on the table, including: • A potential extension of muzzleloader season in northern Maine • Ongoing debates around fly-fishing-only waters • A proposed constitutional amendment recognizing the right to hunt and fish • Why Maine remains one of the only states in the country without Sunday hunting More importantly, we step back and talk about what these conversations really signal and how Maine balances access, conservation, tradition, and science, and why reactionary lawmaking in either direction can do more harm than good. This isn’t about fear or outrage. It’s about understanding the long game and making sure Maine’s outdoor heritage stays strong for the next generation. Enjoy!