Trout fishing on Cold Rain Pond, Naples, Cumberland County, Maine (November 25, 2012)
View Map Cold Rain Pond is located in Naples (see The Maine Atlas and Gazetteer map 4 B5). Access to
November 25, 2012
View Map Cold Rain Pond is located in Naples (see The Maine Atlas and Gazetteer map 4 B5). Access to
View Map Joel and I decide to again visit Otter Pond #2 in Standish (see The Maine Atlas and Gazetteer
View Map Otter Pond #2 is located in Standish (see The Maine Atlas and Gazetteer map 5 D1). This pond
Contrary to popular lore, smallmouth and largemouth bass do bite under the ice. In fact, I’ve caught some of my
View Map Sebago Lake (see The Maine Atlas and Gazetteer map 5 C1) is considered a prime landlock salmon fishery
View Map The Ogunquit River originates west of Highway 95 in the town of Wells and flows in an easterly
Many freshwater anglers view the landlocked Atlantic salmon as the King of Fish. And for good reason: pound for pound,
Baxter State Park offers a genuine wilderness setting. Most people know the park for the spectacular Mount Katadhin hike, including
View Larger Map Trout Brook flows roughly parallel with the Park Tote Road (a.k.a. Perimeter Road) in the northern part
View Larger Map I’m taking my canoe to fish the Sabattus River just before it enters the Androscoggin River at
View Map Click here for the story of the first two days It’s day 3 of our annual Pierce Pond
View Map Pierce Pond is a magnificent, remote, 1,650 acre (maximum depth = 185 ft) lake located in the shadow
View Larger Map This afternoon, I’m fishing the stretch of the Androscoggin River between the Pejepscot boat launch in Topsham
View Larger Map I’m meeting up with my family at Sebago Lake State Park in Naples. They are spending the
View Map Adams Pond is located in the town of Bridgton (see The Maine Atlas and Gazetteer map 4 B4).
View Map Highland Lake (634 acres) is located in the towns of Windham and Fallmouth in Cumberland county (see The
View Map Holt Pond is located in the town of Bridgton (see the Maine Atlas and Gazetteer map 4 B4).
View Map Little Watchic Pond is located in the town of Standish (see the Maine Atlas and Gazetteer map 4
View Map Dixon Pond is a 17-acre body of water nestled on the flank of Pierce Pond Mountain in Pierce
View Map Perley Pond is located in the town of Sebago (see the Maine Atlas and Gazetteer map 4 C5).
Fishing for largemouth bass is a cherished summer activity for many fishermen in southern Maine. The desired quietness and loneliness,
View Map Boyd Pond is located on the north side of Mill Turn Road, about 0.2 miles east of Route
View Larger Map Little Boyd (or Unnamed) Pond is located on the south side of Mill Turn Road, about
View Map York Pond is located in Eliot (see The Maine Atlas and Gazetteer map 1 A3). The access to
View Map Littlefield Pond is located in Sanford (see The Maine Atlas and Gazetteer map 2 C3). Access to the
View Larger Map I reach the Durham boat launch off Route 136 (see The Maine Atlas and Gazetteer map 5
View Larger Map I reach the Pejepscot boat launch off Route 196 in Topsham (see The Maine Atlas and
View Larger Map I meet up with Tom D. and Tom A. at the Claypits boat launch off Clay Pits
View Map August 10, 2015 UPDATE: One of my blog readers (thanks, Tom) reported that the unnamed forest road into
View Map Milliken Mills Pond is an impoundment of Mill Brook (see The Maine Atlas and Gazetteer map 3 B3)
View Map Bartlett Pond sits in the middle of a triangle formed by Route 5, Deering Ridge Road, and Bennett
View Map Deer Pond is located right off busy Route 117 in Hollis (see The Maine Atlas and Gazetteer map
View Map Moose Pond is located right off H Road in Acton (see The Maine Atlas and Gazetteer map 2
View Map Killick Pond is located off Killick Pond Road or Sand Pond Road in Hollis (see The Maine Atlas
View Map Click here for the Day 2 story Day 3: It rained non-stop from yesterday 4 pm until 4
View Map Click here for the Day 1 story Day 2: It’s amazing how much can change in 12 hours!
View Map Churchill Lake is a 3,720 acre impoundment (with a maximum depth of 62 ft) of the Allagash River
View Map Joel and I arrive at Peabody Pond (see The Maine Atlas and Gazetteer map 4 B4) at 7:30
View Map August 10, 2015 UPDATE: One of my blog readers (thanks, Tom) reported that the unnamed forest road
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