Upper Patten Pond

About Upper Patten Pond

Upper Patten Pond provides a spacious outdoor setting in Hancock County, Maine, covering 338 acres of mostly shallow waters. Its gentle depth allows for easy access and a peaceful environment that invites anglers and nature lovers alike to enjoy the calm surroundings. The lake sits near Ellsworth, offering a quiet retreat away from busier spots. The pond's modest depth means it warms quickly in summer and remains accessible throughout the seasons. Lamoine State Park lies nearby, adding to the natural context of this tranquil area. Whether you're seeking a day of fishing or simply a scenic place to unwind, Upper Patten Pond offers a broad space to connect with Maine's outdoors.

Surface area

338 acres

Lake-Link Score

13.3

Fish species

Yellow Perch

Fishing Upper Patten Pond

Fishing here suits anglers looking to catch Yellow Perch, a species well adapted to the lake's shallow and accessible waters. The pond's size and depth create a comfortable environment for this popular target. While the lake is not known for a wide variety of species, the focus on Yellow Perch means anglers can expect consistent opportunities in a serene setting. This makes Upper Patten Pond a straightforward choice for those who enjoy perch fishing in a calm, natural spot.

Ice fishing

Yellow Perch thrive under the ice during winter months, making Upper Patten Pond a favored spot for ice fishing enthusiasts. The lake's shallow nature supports a stable ice cover, enhancing the seasonal fishing experience. This setting provides a peaceful winter escape for anglers targeting perch beneath the frozen surface.