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by Angela Quintal-Snowman (Author)
Get over 60 pages of full-color depth maps of 58 different waterbodies for some of Maine's best bass fishing lakes, ponds, rivers & streams, all in one book!
Each Map Includes (when known/available):
- Waterbody total acreage, maximum depth, and temperature at surface and at/close to maximum depth
- Primary fishery, and if they are stocked or wild
- Date(s) stocked for the prior year (2024), quantity, and size of fish stocked
- Other fish present in the waterbody, including baitfish
- Land and water feature names (islands, bays, points, etc)
- Waterbody outlet/dam location
- Boat launch locations include:
- GPS coordinates, Surface type (hard-concrete, gravel), Width, length, and grade percentage, If there are floats, a fee, and facilities
- Nearby camping locations
- Nearby hatcheries and species they breed (fun to visit for any age if you're in the neighborhood!)
- Depth lines and numbers
- Locations of:
- Navigation buoys
- Rocks
- Topwater weeds
- Fishing hotspots and species
- Information about the waterbody, including:
- General information about the waterbody (rocky, sandy, shallow, etc)
- Status and quality of certain fish species
- Best locations and months to catch certain species
- Ice-out average date
- Updated (2025) fishing laws for each waterbody are spelled out (no need to flip back and forth between pages to decode what S-7 and S-22 mean!)
Maine Fishing Depth Maps in this book:
- Androscoggin Lake, Kennebec County; Annabessacook Lake, Kennebec County; Auburn Lake, Androscoggin County; Belgrade Stream, Kennebec County; Big Indian Pond, Somerset County; Big Lake, Washington County; Brandy Pond, Naples, Cumberland County; Chemo Pond, Penobscot County; China Lake, Kennebec County; Cobbosseecontee Lake, Kennebec County; Cobbosseecontee Stream, Kennebec County; Crescent Lake, Cumberland County; Damariscotta Lake, Lincoln County; East Pond, Oakland, Somerset County; Echo Lake, Kennebec County; Gardner Lake, Washington County; Graham Lake, Hancock County; Great East Lake, Acton, York County; Great Pond, Belgrade, Kennebec County; Green Lake, Dedham, Hancock County; Highland Lake, Bridgton, Cumberland County; Kennebec River, Skowhegan, Somerset County; Kezar Lake, Oxford County; Lake Arrowhead (Little Ossipee River Flowage), York County; Little Sebago Lake, Cumberland County; Long Lake, Bridgton, Cumberland County; Long Pond, Belgrade, Kennebec County; Lovewell Pond, Oxford County; Maranacook Lake, Kennebec County; Meddybemps Lake, Washington County; Megunticook Lake, Knox County; Messalonskee Lake, Kennebec County; Moose Pond, Denmark, Oxford County; North & Little Ponds, Rome, Kennebec County; Panther Pond, Cumberland County; Pennesseewassee Lake, Oxford County; Pleasant Lake, Cumberland County; Pleasant Pond, Gardiner, Kennebec County; Pocomoonshine Lake, Washington County; Sabattus Pond, Androscoggin County; Saint George Lake, Waldo County; Salmon Lake (Ellis Pond) & McGrath Pond, Kennebec County; Sebago Lake, Cumberland County; Sebasticook Lake, Penobscot County; Tacoma Lake Chain (Buker Pond, Jimmy Pond, Sand Pond, Woodbury Pond), Kennebec County; Thompson Lake, Oxford County; Toddy Pond, Hancock County; Unity Pond, Waldo; ounty
- Wassookeag Lake, Penobscot County
- Wilson Ponds (Dexter & Berry Pond), Kennebec County
These maps are intended for trip-planning purposes only and are not intended for navigation.
Number of Pages: 62
Dimensions: 0.16 x 11 x 8.5 IN
Publication Date: April 14, 2025
