LOCATION FILE
Cassie (Casco Bay Sea Serpent)
FOLLOWCape Elizabeth, ME
DIRECTIONS →OVERVIEW
Casco Bay, the stretch of Atlantic coastline off Portland and Cape Elizabeth, is the setting for recurring accounts of a large, long-necked marine creature nicknamed "Cassie" by locals and area newspapers.
REPORTED ACTIVITY
Sightings date back to a 1779 account by sailors and continue through the 20th century, including a widely cited 1958 report from lobsterman Ole Mikkelsen describing a dark, mottled animal over 100 feet long with a tail like a giant mackerel.
VISITING
Public coastline and waters, viewable from shore access points and boat tours.
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EXTERNAL RESOURCES
Curated references and articles coming soon.
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