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June 20 – north shore Sebec Lake – black flies still severe – swarming in substantial numbers.
a 3 in Jackman
I would give Charleston a 3 rating right now..i just went outside for five minutes and was swarmed. Nursing about 7 or eight bites….:C
Thanks Donna! I hope today’s wind is keeping them down.
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