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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.
