Fourth Roach Pond

About Fourth Roach Pond

Choosing Fourth Roach Pond as your next outdoor destination offers a quiet retreat in Piscataquis County, Maine. This 248-acre body of water provides a broad, shallow expanse perfect for those seeking a peaceful day on the water. With its maximum depth at zero feet, the pond presents a unique environment that encourages exploration of its calm surface and natural surroundings. The pond’s setting near Lily Bay State Park adds a scenic backdrop without overwhelming the sense of solitude. Its location away from towns enhances the feeling of being immersed in nature, making it an ideal spot for visitors looking to escape the busier areas of the state. The shallow waters also contribute to a warm and inviting atmosphere during the warmer months.

Surface area

248 acres

Lake-Link Score

11.2

Fish species

Brook Trout, Yellow Perch

Fishing Fourth Roach Pond

Time spent fishing at Fourth Roach Pond feels rewarding for anglers who appreciate a calm and accessible fishing experience. The pond supports populations of brook trout and yellow perch, providing a chance to connect with classic Maine freshwater species. The shallow nature of the pond means that fishing here can be straightforward, with opportunities to catch fish in accessible waters. Whether you are after the vibrant brook trout or the plentiful yellow perch, the environment fosters a relaxed and enjoyable outing.

Ice fishing

Ice fishing at Fourth Roach Pond brings a seasonal thrill, with the opportunity to target brook trout and yellow perch through the ice. The frozen surface transforms the pond into a quiet winter destination where anglers can enjoy the peacefulness of the season while pursuing these species in their winter habitat.