Sixteenth Stream

About Sixteenth Stream

Sixteenth Stream in Washington County, Maine, invites visitors to enjoy a peaceful natural setting across its broad 337-acre surface. The lake's shallow waters create an accessible environment for a variety of outdoor activities. Its expansive area offers plenty of space to explore and appreciate the quiet surroundings. Though no nearby towns are close enough to mention, the lake is framed by the natural beauty of the region, with Cobscook Bay State Park nearby adding to the scenic context. The lake's depth is minimal, which influences the character of the water and the types of wildlife it supports, making it a unique destination for those seeking a tranquil experience in Maine's wilderness.

Surface area

337 acres

Lake-Link Score

11.4

Fish species

Smallmouth Bass, Yellow Perch

Fishing Sixteenth Stream

Variety is the hallmark of fishing at Sixteenth Stream, where anglers can expect to find Smallmouth Bass and Yellow Perch thriving in its shallow waters. The lake's size and accessible depth create a favorable environment for these species, offering a rewarding experience for those targeting them. The presence of these fish species provides a good mix for anglers who appreciate both bass and panfish. The lake's conditions support a balanced habitat that encourages active fishing throughout the seasons.

Ice fishing

Seasonal ice fishing is a notable feature of Sixteenth Stream, drawing anglers during the colder months when the lake freezes over. This seasonal opportunity enhances the lake's appeal, allowing fishing enthusiasts to engage with the environment year-round in Washington County.