Right off the dock
Fishing at Craig Pond
Craig Pond is the centerpiece — quiet water, clean and cold, right outside your cabin door. Alamoosook, Toddy and several other lakes and ponds are a short drive away for anglers who want to explore further.
Craig Pond is a pristine, 218-acre coldwater lake in Hancock County, Maine, known for its remarkably clear turquoise water, and shares its name with the historic Craig Brook National Fish Hatchery just down the road.
Species
- Salmon
- Brook trout
- Lake trout (togue)
- Pumpkinseed sunfish
Nearby Lakes & Ponds
- Craig Pond
- Alamoosook Lake
- Toddy Pond
Boat Access
A dock and shoreline access make it easy to launch a canoe, kayak or small boat directly from the property.
Guided Trips
Ask us about local guides for a fishing trip further afield — we're happy to point you toward the right connections in the area.
A Maine fishing license is required for anglers 16 and older. Licenses are available online through the Maine Department of Inland Fisheries & Wildlife, or at local sporting goods stores and town offices. Get a Maine fishing license
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