Levenseller Pond

About Levenseller Pond

Levenseller Pond provides a peaceful outdoor setting in Waldo County, Maine, where anglers and nature lovers can enjoy a modest expanse of water. Its surface area offers enough room for quiet paddling and fishing without the bustle of larger lakes. The pond's shallow depth creates a unique environment, making it accessible and inviting for those seeking a calm water experience. Situated near Belfast, this small water body is surrounded by the natural beauty typical of the region. Camden Hills State Park lies nearby, adding to the scenic backdrop that frames this tranquil pond. The combination of its size and setting makes Levenseller Pond a gentle retreat for those looking to connect with Maine's outdoors.

Surface area

34 acres

Lake-Link Score

12.7

Fish species

Brook Trout, Largemouth Bass

Fishing Levenseller Pond

Fishing at Levenseller Pond presents a chance to catch brook trout and largemouth bass, two species that offer contrasting challenges and rewards. The pond's shallow waters support these species in a way that can be rewarding for anglers who appreciate variety. The presence of both trout and bass means that fishing here can appeal to those who enjoy targeting different types of freshwater fish. The environment supports a diverse fishing experience despite the pond's modest size.

Ice fishing

Spending time on Levenseller Pond during the winter offers a distinct ice fishing experience. The frozen surface invites anglers to enjoy the quiet and stillness that only ice fishing can provide, making it a special seasonal activity in this part of Maine.