Damariscotta Lake, Thomaston, Maine
Damariscotta Lake has three distinctly different sections: the north, middle, and south basins. The north basin is the deepest, at 114 feet; the middle basin is next at 46 feet; and the south basin is 34 feet deep. Damariscot... trails.com
Medomak River, Waldoboro, Maine
This small, quiet river flows through rolling farm country. The Medomak sees little fishing pressure except in early spring. From June through September, you may well have the river to yourself. The river is easily fished at ... trails.com
St. George River, Thomaston, Rockland, Maine
The St. George River winds its ways through the farmlands and woods of the towns of Searsmont, Appleton, and Union before becoming a tidal river in the town of Warren. From Warren to Thomaston the river is an easy half-day tr... trails.com
Oyster River, Waldoboro, Maine
Oyster River is really a good-sized stream. Dense streamside brush makes fishing here difficult, but also keeps fishing pressure to a minimum. The route described here is easy to follow and should present no problems. However... trails.com
Kennebec Inn
Innkeepers Ken & Rachel Parlin invite you to experience luxury and warm hospitality in our Bed and Breakfast located in Historic Bath, Maine. The Kennebec Inn invites you to enjoy all the comforts and atmosphere of o... bedandbreakfast.com
Seven Tree Pond
Seven Tree Pond is a 490-acre flow-through pond for the St. George River. The pond is set in the hilly farm country typical of this part of Maine. It receives annual stockings of brown trout, usually 400 to 500 fish from 10 t... trails.com
Megunticook Lake
This scenic 1,220-acre lake is studded with islands. The water is cold and crystal-clear, and the lake has a maximum depth of 64 feet. Fernald?s Neck, a Nature Conservancy preserve, extends into the center of the lake. Anothe... trails.com
Rockland Breakwater Light
The Rockland Breakwater is a mile-long jetty built of massive blocks of granite. The breakwater itself is a scenic destination for hikers, but local anglers value it as a prime spot to fish from shore for saltwater species. T... trails.com
Sheepscot Pond
This productive, easily accessible 1,215-acre lake has a maximum depth of 150 feet. Sheepscot Pond is about halfway between Augusta and Belfast. You will need a boat or canoe to fish here because the shoreline is private, exc... trails.com
Cobbosseecontee Lake
This is a 5,543-acre lake with a maximum depth of 100 feet, and extensive shallow, weedy areas. Cobbosseecontee Stream offers an 8-mile canoe trip, beginning at the outlet. You will need a boat of some sort to fish this lake.... trails.com
Kennebec River Artisans
This is a tidewater section of the Kennebec River; the Edwards Dam, in Augusta, is the head of tide. Much controversy exists over the continued use of this ancient dam, since the electricity produced here is not needed an... citysearch.com
St. George Lake, Belfast, Maine
This is a spring-fed lake with incredibly clear, cold water. In spite of some shoreline development, the lake retains a wild feeling because its rocky shoreline is lined with large pines and spruce trees. Lake St. George Stat... trails.com