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Stump Pond

York County, Maine
34 acres

About Stump Pond

Stump Pond is a quiet and modestly sized lake in York County, Maine, offering a peaceful retreat for outdoor enthusiasts. Covering just 34 acres, its shallow waters provide an accessible environment for various activities. The lake's surface lies near the towns of Sanford, ME, and Milton Mills, NH, adding to its regional charm. Despite its limited depth, Stump Pond's setting is enhanced by nearby Wentworth State Beach, which frames the area with a touch of natural beauty. This small lake invites visitors to enjoy a tranquil experience surrounded by the gentle landscape of southern Maine.

Surface area
34 acres
Lake-Link Score
11.2

Fishing Stump Pond

Quality fishing opportunities at Stump Pond cater to anglers interested in the species native to this area. The lake supports a range of fish, making it a spot for those who appreciate a quieter fishing experience. Though the pond is shallow, it can still provide moments of connection with nature through fishing. Anglers can expect to find species typical of the region, contributing to a fulfilling outing without the bustle of larger lakes.

Ice fishing

Seasonally, Stump Pond opens up to ice fishing enthusiasts who enjoy the unique rhythm of winter angling. The frozen surface transforms the lake into a quiet stage for ice fishing, offering a serene wintertime experience in Maine's outdoors.

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