Androscoggin River,
Little, Oxford,
Minot,
Poland, Auburn, etc. From Route
26 bridge in
Oxford to confluence with
Androscoggin River:
open
to fishing from April 1 - October 31, S-19.
County-Wide Specials:
Lakes and ponds are open to open water fishing
from April 1 – December 31; all
trout, landlocked
salmon, and togue caught from
October 1 – December
31 must be released alive at
once. These
waters may have additional
special regulations
which have been retained. Check
individual listings
for
special regulations.
Black Pond, Little
(South), T15
R9 WELS.
S-5, S-18. October 1 - October 31: S-5, S-27.
Tributaries
and outlet: S-18.
Black River, Big, T14 R14, T14 R15, etc. S-13.
From October 1 - October 31: S-6, S-13. Open
to the
taking of bass and muskellunge only.
Daaquam River, T11 R17 WELS. S-13. October
1 - October 31: S-6, S-13. Open to the taking of
bass
and muskellunge only.
Moccasin Pond and
tributaries and outlet, T14
R8
WELS. From April 1–October 31: S-5, S-27.
Saint John River, T11 R16, T11 R17, T12 R15,
T12 R16, T13 R14, T13 R15, T14
R13, T14
R14, T15 R13, T16 R12 WELS,
Allagash St.
Francis (upstream of the
confluence with the St.
Francis River). S-13. From October 1 - October
31: S-6, S-13. Open to the taking of bass
and
muskellunge only. This
regulation applies on the
Northwest
Branch T11 R17, T12 R17 WELS.
County-Wide Specials:
Lakes and ponds are open to open water fishing
from April 1 – December 31; all
trout, landlocked
salmon, and togue caught from
October 1 – December
31 must be released alive at
once. These
waters may have additional
special regulations
which have been retained, check
individual listings
for
special regulations.
Crooked River, Albany to Casco, etc.
(Cumberland
and Oxford Counties): S-1.
=From Route35 (North Waterford), to Route 11
(Casco): April 1 - September
30: S-5;
S-22;
minimum length limit on
landlocked salmon: 26
inches.
=From Bolster’s Mill Road bridge downstream
to Route 11 in Casco: October 1
- October
15, S-5; S-22; minimum length limit on
salmon: 26 inches. All other
fish caught must
be
released alive at once.
Sebago Lake, and all
tributaries including
rivers. (Except for the area below in
(f), season
closes September 30.)
a) S-28. Daily limit on togue: 6 fish;
minimum
length limit: 14 inches; only 1
may exceed 23
inches.
b) S-22. Minimum length limit on
landlocked
salmon: 16 inches.
c) Lake and rivers: S-1, S-3.
d) No fishing within 100 feet
of White’s Bridge.
e) Crooked River: See Crooked
River listed
above.
f) From October 1 – November
30, the area located
between and including the
Standish boat
launch ramp and the Portland
Water District
pump station pier is open to
fly fishing only, with
barbless hooks, from shore and
pier only; all
fish
caught must be released alive at once.
Carrabassett River.
=From its source in Carrabassett Valley
downstream
to Rt. 146 crossing: S-5, S-19. From
October 1 - October 31, S-5, S-21.
=From Rt. 146 crossing to its confluence with the
Kennebec River in North Anson: S-19. From
October 1 - October 31: S-6, S-21.
=From its confluence with the West Branch of the
Carrabassett to Rt. 146
crossing: Children 16
years
of age and under may fish under S-4.
Jim Pond, Little, Jim Pond Twp. T1 R5. S-5,
S-18.
Open to
fishing in October: S-5,
S-27.
Kennebago Lake, Big, Davis Twp. Open to
fishing from April 1 - October
31. S-5. Daily limit
on trout: 5 fish; minimum
length limit on trout:
6 inches, only 1 trout may
exceed 12 inches.
Tributaries closed except
Kennebago River. (See
separate
listing.)
McIntire Pond, New Sharon. S-5, S-18. Open to
fishing
in October: S-5,
S-27.
Rangeley River, Rangeley. S-1. That portion of
Rangeley Lake and Rangeley
River from two
red posts set about 300 feet
above the fish
screen downstream to the
confluence of the
Rangeley and Kennebago Rivers: S-5; daily
limit: 1 fish. From downstream
side of dam on
outlet of Rangeley Lake to the
confluence of the
Rangeley and Kennebago River:
Open to fishing
in
October: S-5, S-27.
Sandy River, Madrid,
Philips, Strong, etc.
S-13, S-19. Maximum length limit on
landlocked
salmon and brown trout: 25
inches.
=From its origin at the outlet of the Sandy River
Ponds to the upper (Route 142)
bridge in
Phillips: S-6.
=From the upper (Route 142) bridge in Phillips,
downstream to its confluence
with the
Kennebec River, Starks and
Norridgewock:
Open
to fishing in October: S-6,
S-21.
Tea Pond, Little, Jim Pond Twp. S-5, S-8. Open to
fishing
in October: S-5, S-27.
Long Pond, T10 SD. Open to open water
fishing
from April 1 - October 31: S-6, S-13. All trout
caught
must be released alive at once.
Kennebec
County
County-Wide Specials:
Lakes and ponds are open to open water
fishing from April 1 – December
31; all trout,
landlocked salmon, and togue
caught from October
1 – December 31 must be
released alive at
once. These waters may have
additional special
regulations which have been
retained — check
individual
listings for special regulations.
Sebasticook River, Hartland, Winslow, etc.
=From Great Moose Pond Dam, Hartland, to the
Fort Halifax Dam in Winslow: S-19. From August
16 to October 31: S-6, S-22.
=From the Fort Halifax Dam in Winslow, to the
confluence with the Kennebec
River: Open to
open water fishing from January
1 – December
31: Single hooked artificial
lures only; S-19,
S-22; minimum length limit on
landlocked
salmon,
rainbow and brown trout: 16 inches.
County-Wide Specials:
Lakes and ponds are open to open water
fishing from April 1 – December
31; all trout,
landlocked salmon, and togue
caught from
October 1 – December 31 must be
released
alive at once. These waters may
have
additional special regulations
which have
been retained — check
individual listings for
special
regulations.
County-Wide Specials:
Lakes and ponds are open to open water fishing
from April 1 – December 31; all
trout, landlocked
salmon, and togue caught from
October
1 – December 31 must be
released alive at
once. These waters may have
additional special
regulations which have been
retained — check
individual
listings for special regulations.
Mosquito Pond, Albany. S-5, S-17: closed to the
taking of live bait. From
October 1 - October 31:
S-5,
S-27.
Upper Dam Pool, T4R1. That area between
Mooselookmeguntic Lake dam and
a line drawn
between the two cribwork piers
approximately
800 yards west of said dam: S-1, S-5, S-22.
All brook trout must be
released alive at once.
Minimum length limit on
landlocked salmon: 16
inches. No motorboats allowed
from the gates
of the dam, downstream or
westerly 150 yards.
Open
to fishing in October: S-5,
S-27.
Cold Stream, Enfield. From the highway
bridge on
State Route 188 in Enfield to
the red posts by the
old hatchery fishway, fishing
restricted to persons
under 16 years of age and
complimentary license
holders. Open to fishing from
October 1 - October
15; S-6. Maximum length on landlocked
salmon
and
brown trout: 25 inches.
Kenduskeag Stream.
From its origin in Corinth
downstream to the head
of tide (Harlow Street Bridge
in Bangor): S-13.
See exceptions below.
• From Route 15 downstream to
the Harlow Street
Bridge:
• April 1 - June 30: S-13, S-19. Minimum length
limit on trout: 8 inches.
Maximum length on
landlocked salmon and brown
trout: 25 inches.
• July 1 - September 15: Closed
to all fishing
• September 16 - October 15: S-6, S-13, S-19.
Minimum length limit on trout:
8 inches.
Maximum length limit on
landlocked salmon
and brown trout: 25 inches.
• From the Harlow Street Bridge
downstream to
the Maine Central Railroad
Bridge in Bangor:
closed to all fishing after
July 15 (Marine
Resources
Rule).
Snag (Stump) Pond, Lincoln. No size or bag limit
on largemouth bass throughout
the open season.
Remains open to fishing through
November.
From October 1 - November 30:
all trout, landlocked
salmon, togue, and smallmouth
bass must
be
released alive at once.
Bennett Pond, Big, Guilford. Open to fishing from
April
1 - October 31. S-19.
Currier Pond, 1st, T9R11 WELS. From April
1-September 30: S-5, S-18. From October 1-31:
S-5,
S-27.
Doe Pond, Monson. Open to fishing from
April 1 -
October
31: S-4,
S-19.
Mountain View (Fitzgerald)
Pond and tributaries,
T2R6 BKP EKR. Open to fishing
from April
1 –
October 31: S-19.
Prong Pond and
tributaries, Beaver
Cove
Plantation, Greenville. Open to
fishing from April
1 –
October 31: S-19.
Sawyer Pond and
tributaries and outlet to barrier
dam, Greenville. Open to fishing
from April
1 –
October 31: S-19.
Shadow Pond and
tributaries, Greenville.
Open
to
fishing from April 1 - October 31: S-4, S-19.
Shirley Pond, Shirley. Open to fishing from
April
1 – October 31: S-19.
Snow’s Pond, Dover-Foxcroft. Open to fishing
from April 1 – October 31: S-19. Motorboats
prohibited.
Unnamed Pond (Gravel Pit
Pond), T3R5
BKP
EKR. Open to fishing from April
1–October 31:
S-19.
Unnamed Pond (Power Trout
Pond), T3R5
BKP
EKR. Open to fishing from April
1–October 31:
S-19.
County-Wide Specials:
Lakes and ponds are open to open water fishing
from April 1 – December 31; all
trout, landlocked
salmon, and togue caught from
October 1 – December
31 must be released alive at
once. These
waters may have additional
special regulations
which have been retained—check
individual listings
for
special regulations.
Baker Lake, T7R17 WELS. From October 1–31:
S-6.
Open to the
taking of muskellunge only.
Daymond Pond, Moose River Plantation. S-5,
S-17. Extended Season-Remains open to
fishing through October. From
October 1-31;
S-5, S-27.
Kennebec River, East
Outlet.
• From Moosehead Lake
downstream to the red
markers at Indian Pond: Open to
fishingApril
1: S-5. From April 1 – April 30: All
fish caught
must be released alive a once.
From May
1 – September 30: S-5. Total daily bag limit for
landlocked salmon, trout, and
togue: 1 fish.
Minimum length on landlocked
salmon, trout,
and togue: 14 inches. From
October 1–31:
S-5, S-27.
• From the dam at Moosehead
Lake to yellow
posts at tail of Beach Pool:
Open to fishing
from
November 1 to March 31: S-5, S-27.
Long Pond, Taunton-Raynham. Open to
fishing
from
April 1 – October 31: S-19.
Parlin Pond and
tributaries, upstream
to Route
201 and outlet (Parlin Stream),
down to the
confluence with Bean Brook:
casting and trolling
with artificial flies only.
Minimum length limit on
landlocked salmon: 12 inches. S-19. Extended
Season remains open to fishing
through October.
From October 1-31; casting and
trolling with artificial
flies only; all fish caught
must be released
alive
at once.
Rancourt Pond, Dennistown Plt. S-5, S-16. Extended
season remains open to fishing
through
October.
From Oct. 1 - Oct. 31: S-5, S-27.
Round Pond, Sapling. Open to fishing from
April
1 – October 31: S-19.
Saint John Pond, Fifth, T5 R17 WELS. October
1 - October 31: S-6. Open to the taking of
muskellunge
only.
Saint John River and St.
John River Northwest
and Southwest Branches. T9R16, T9R18,
T9R17, T10R16, T10R17 WELS. S-13. From
October 1-31: S-6, S-13. Open to the taking of
bass
and muskellunge only.
County-Wide Specials:
Lakes and ponds are open to open water fishing
from April 1 – December 31; all
trout, landlocked
salmon, and togue caught from
October 1 – December
31 must be released alive at
once. These
waters may have additional
special regulations
which have been retained, check
individual listings
for
special regulations.
Ducktrap River, Belmont, Northport.
=From Tilden Pond to tidewater, S-5, S-13,
S-17. Maximum length on landlocked
salmon
and brown trout: 25 inches.
=From the confluence of Black Brook to tidewater:
River
open until October 15.
Grand Lake Stream, Grand Lake Stream Plantation,
etc. S-5 from April 1 - October 20,
including
that portion of the stream
adjacent to the hatchery
pools. Closed to all fishing
within 150 feet of
Grand Lake Stream dam. From
April 1 – August
15: S-19, S-22. From October 1- 20: S-27.
Grand Lake, West, T6 NDBPP, etc. S-25. Daily
bag limit on whitefish: 8 fish.
From October 1 -
October
20: S-6,
S-27.
Indian Lake, Whiting. S-13. From October 1-31:
S-6, all fish caught except for
bass must be
released
alive at once.
County-Wide Specials:
Lakes and ponds are open to open water fishing
from April 1 – December 31; all
trout, landlocked
salmon, and togue caught from
October 1 –
December 31 must be released
alive at once.
These waters may have
additional special
regulations, which have been
retained - check
individual
water listing for special regulation.
Davis Brook, Shapleigh. From the Mann road
downsteam to the confluence
with the Little Ossipee
River: From April 1 to October
31:
S-6, all trout caught must be
released alive at
once.
Great Works River, South Berwick, North
Berwick. From Route 9
downstream to the
confluence with Salmon Falls
River: From
October 1 – March 31: S-6; all fish caught must
be
released at once.
Little River, Berwick. April 1 – October 31:
From
Messenger’s Bridge on the Long
Swamp Road
downstream to the Hubbard Road:
S-6, all trout
caught
must be released alive at once.
Merriland River, Kennebunk. From the northbound
lane bridge of the Maine
Turnpike to the
upstream side of the Route1
bridge: open to fishing
from
April 1 - October 31: S-6,
S-19.
Ogunquit River, Wells. From the northbound lane
bridge of the Maine Turnpike to
the upstream
side of the Route 1 bridge:
open to fishing from
April
1 - October 31: S-6,
S-19.
Ossipee River, Little, Newfield and Shapleigh.
From the stone dam immediately
above Route
11 in North Shapleigh
downstream to Bridge
Street in Newfield: From April
1 – October 31:
S-6, all trout caught must be
released alive at
once.