• Please support our journalism through affiliate links. Affiliate Disclosure
  • Written by our human editors, structured with the help of AI.

Review & FAQ:

Covering 45 square miles and reaching a depth of 316 feet, Sebago Lake is the deepest and second-largest lake in Maine.

Located in the south of Maine, this mighty body of water has over 105 miles of shoreline and is home to both warmwater and coldwater fisheries.

Anglers love Sebago Lake for the variety of fish species and the abundant numbers which are carefully maintained by stocking.

Many anglers come here specifically to try and look a landlocked salmon, but various species of trout are also commonly caught and you will also find largemouth and smallmouth bass and perch.

There are a number of excellent fishing guides who can help you land a big one.

Sebago Lake, Maine
© Kristina/stock.adobe.com

Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Toledo Bend Reservoir, Texas-Louisiana Lake Erie, Ohio Clear Lake, California Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin Lake Dora, Mount Dora, Florida Delta Reservoir, Ohio Falcon Reservoir, Texas Lake Fork, Texas Lake Mille Lacs, Minnesota Lake Champlain, New York-Canada Lake Okeechobee, Florida Lake Michigan Sam Rayburn Reservoir, Texas Santee Cooper Lakes, South Carolina Lake Berryessa, California Kentucky Lake, Kentucky Belgrade Lakes, Maine Sebago Lake, Maine Cobbosseecontee Lake, Maine Utah Lake, Utah Lake Sinclair, Georgia Lake of the Woods, Minnesota Lake Leelanau, Michigan Lake Guntersville, Alabama New Bullards Bar, California

Explore more: Vacation Ideas & Things to Do > Fishing Lakes in the United States

Plan Your Trip

Get Ready to Go!

Need some more help?


Go to travel reservations.