Maine Lakes Region · Lake Guide
Papoose Pond is a lake in Maine's Lakes Region, bordering Waterford. It covers 70 acres, max depth 15 ft, water clarity Clear, homothermous pond with gravel shorelines; best suited for warmwater fisheries management..
Papoose Pond is a clear, shallow pond of about 70 acres in Waterford, Oxford County, with a maximum depth of 15 feet and an elevation near 477 feet. Its short outlet connects directly to the Crooked River, so fish move freely between the two and anglers occasionally catch a landlocked salmon or brook trout, particularly in winter. The pond is best suited to warmwater management, and summer angler…
Fish species: Landlocked salmon, Brook trout, Smallmouth bass, Largemouth bass, White perch, Yellow perch, Chain pickerel, Black crappie, Common shiner, Golden shiner, Fallfish, Creek chubsucker, White sucker, Hornpout (bullhead), Banded killifish, Pumpkinseed sunfish, American eel, Minnows.
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