Ten Thousand Acre Pond

About Ten Thousand Acre Pond

Ten Thousand Acre Pond in Somerset County, Maine, presents a quiet and intimate fishing destination. With its modest size of 43 acres and a notably shallow depth, this pond offers a peaceful setting for anglers and outdoor enthusiasts seeking a calm water experience. The lake's shallow nature means it warms quickly in summer and supports a unique aquatic environment. Surrounded by the natural beauty typical of Maine's lakes, Ten Thousand Acre Pond lies without nearby towns, enhancing its serene character. The presence of Lily Bay State Park nearby adds a touch of wilderness context, making this pond a tranquil spot for those looking to connect with nature away from busier waters.

Surface area

43 acres

Lake-Link Score

11.9

Fish species

Brook Trout

Fishing Ten Thousand Acre Pond

Fishing here brings the chance to catch brook trout, a species well-suited to the cooler waters of this region. The pond's shallow waters create an accessible environment for anglers targeting these native trout. While the lake's size limits species diversity, the brook trout population offers a rewarding experience for those who appreciate fishing in a quiet, natural setting. This spot is ideal for anglers who enjoy focusing on a single species in a peaceful environment.

Ice fishing

During the colder months, Ten Thousand Acre Pond transforms into a seasonal ice fishing venue. Its shallow waters freeze over, inviting anglers to enjoy the unique experience of fishing through the ice in Maine's winter landscape. This seasonal activity adds a different dimension to the lake's appeal, drawing winter anglers seeking brook trout beneath the ice.