Ice fishing for brown trout on Pettingill Pond in Windham, Cumberland County, Maine (February 10, 2018)
View Map Pettingill Pond covers 42 acres and is located in Windham, Cumberland County, Maine (see The Maine Atlas and
February 11, 2018
View Map Pettingill Pond covers 42 acres and is located in Windham, Cumberland County, Maine (see The Maine Atlas and
View Map The lower reach of the Medomak River flows from Medomak Pond through Waldoboro township (Lincoln County) before it
View Map Little Sebago Lake covers 1,898 acres and is located in Gray and Windham, Maine (see The Maine Atlas
View Map Kennebunk Pond is a 224-acre body of water located in Lyman, Maine (see the Maine Atlas and Gazetteer
View Map The Saco River in this part of southern Maine passes through a series of hydroelectric dams on its
View Map The Presumpscot River represents the outlet of Sebago Lake. It flows for about 25 winding miles through the
View Map Deer Pond is a 32-acre body of water located in the town of Hollis, York County (see The
The Pleasant River is a major tributary of the Presumpscot River. It originates in Gray and flows in a south-westerly
View Map Crystal Lake (a.k.a. Dry Pond) is a 189-acre body of water located in Gray, Cumberland County, Maine (see
View Map The Kennebunk River has it source in the area of Waterboro, Maine. It flows in a generally southeasterly
View Map This is a tale of two brooks…Willett Brook has its source in Denmark, ME. It flows north towards
View Map The Merriland River has its source in Sanford, ME. It flows through the towns of Wells and Kennebunk
View Larger Map The Nezinscott River has it sources in Woodstock (West Branch) and Sumner (East Branch). The two branches
View Larger Map The Pleasant River is a relatively short stream which originates in Gray and merges with the
View Map The Presumpscot River is the outlet of Sebago Lake. It flows for about 25 winding miles through the
View Larger Map The Little River has its sources in Standish and Buxton and merges with the Presumpscot River downstream from Route
View Larger Map Colleyer Brook runs roughly between North Gray and its confluence with the Royal River in East Gray
View Map Little Penneseewassee Pond is a 96-acre body of water located alongside Route 118 in Norway, Maine (see The
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