Mid Coast Lake Region
Cobbosseecontee Lake, Annabessacook Lake

During its spring, summer, and fall seasons, Cobbosseecontee is home to a combination of comfortable temperatures and a cooperative, mixed bag of largemouth and smallmouth bass. And it's surrounded by a friendly, tourist-oriented countryside, making the lake a perfect site for a family fishing or watersports summer home.

Cobbosseecontee affords the avid boater with almost 10 miles of boating and watersports fun - including the only working landlocked 100 year old lighthouse (Ladies Delight) in New England. Feel free to bring your own boat as several beautiful public boat launches are nearby - as well as a beautiful Marina to dock and refuel. Catch up to ten-pound largemouth bass right from your shore or try your hand at other warm water game fish.

The south end of Cobbosseecontee (Cobbossee Lake), extending north and west to Wilson Stream flowing into Lake Annabessacook, contains extensive habitat for wetland species as well as two bald eagle nesting areas and a heron rookery.

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