Upper Cold Stream Ponds

About Upper Cold Stream Ponds

Upper Cold Stream Ponds offers a seasonal retreat in Penobscot County, Maine, where the natural environment invites quiet outdoor enjoyment. Spanning over 450 acres, this expansive water body provides ample space for paddling and wildlife observation. The lake's shallow depth creates a unique habitat, influencing both the aquatic life and the overall experience throughout the year. Though there are no nearby towns or state parks, the lake's remote setting enhances its appeal for those seeking solitude and a connection with nature. The shallow waters mean that the lake warms quickly in summer and freezes solidly in winter, making it a dynamic spot for seasonal activities.

Surface area

454 acres

Lake-Link Score

12.9

Fish species

Yellow Perch

Fishing Upper Cold Stream Ponds

Fishing here suits anglers with some experience looking to connect with Yellow Perch in a shallow-water environment. The lake's characteristics support perch populations that can be rewarding for those who appreciate the challenge and patience this species often requires. While the fish variety is limited, the opportunity to fish in a peaceful, natural setting without the bustle of nearby towns makes it a worthwhile destination for perch enthusiasts.

Ice fishing

For anglers experienced with ice fishing, Upper Cold Stream Ponds provides a seasonal playground where the frozen surface opens up new possibilities. The shallow nature of the lake means ice forms reliably, allowing for a rewarding ice fishing experience focused on Yellow Perch during the colder months.