Pleasant Pond is 3.5 miles long and is connected via a bridge to Upper Pleasant Pond, which is 2.5…read moremiles long. Encompassing a total of 797 acres, the ponds have a maximum depth of 26 feet with a minimum depth of 10 feet. Pleasant Pond encompasses the towns of Litchfield, Richmond, Gardiner, and West Gardiner, (Kennebec County), Maine. There is a public boat launch on Thorofare Road, in Litchfield. Pleasant Pond is known as one of the best bass fishing locations in Central Maine. It is a 4 season body of water to enjoy activities including; ice fishing, snowmobiling, ice skating, swimming, boating, fishing, kayaking, paddle boarding, jet skis, and so much more. Pleasant Pond is also teeming with wildlife, including loons, osprey, falcons, bald eagles, largemouth bass, pickerel, perch, and brown trout. A beautiful, expansive body of water not to be missed if you are in Central Maine!

Hands down the best fishing trip I have ever done on fresh water! Clifton is not only very…read moreknowledgeable and respectful of Maine and its beauties, he's a great teacher and he knows the lake as it was his backyard. We got amazing catches! Small mouth and large mount bass, so much fun to catch and reel in. Clifton was able to teach me the most used and effective techniques in a heartbeat! And the Megunticook lake it's just something else! Pure beauty and relax. The boat you'll be fishing on it's absolutely perfect and super comfortable. Don't hesitate to go on one of the best local experience Maine can offer! You won't regret it trust me!

I would Highly recommended Cliff, if you are looking for a fishing guide on Megunticook Lake…read more He is very knowledgable & professional, we enjoy our time on the lake and the fishing is great each year when are in the area,

Highly recommend Rockport Charters! Robert took my family out today for a great excursion around…read morePenobscot Bay: Camden Harbor, Curtis Island, Lasalle Island, and the seal ledges were just a few of the highlights. The boat is well set up and appointed for comfort for people from 11 to 73 (the range of ages in our group) and Robert Iserbyt does a fantastic job in showcasing the highlights of the Bay.

From the owner: We specialize in private charters on the Harvest Moon, a 36 foot fully equipped lobster cruiser…read morevessel. Your captain, is a local who has lived and worked on the waters here most of his life. We offer island tour's, lobster cookouts, island camping trips, lobster fishing demonstrations, and informational tours of the penobscot bay region. Other highlights are wildlife tours. We look at the seals seabirds porpoises and puffins that live here. Sunset cruises, educational tours of the area. We carry up to 18 passenger comfortably equipped with indoor and outdoor seating.

My husband and I spent an enjoyable few hours on this excursion! The people were friendly and…read moreinformative. We got to see how lobsters are caught, learn about what lobster fisherman look for, touch and hold various things (even a frozen fish eyeball!). The ride was breezy and pretty, and I took tons of pictures. Wonderful!

Had fun with Captain Jack and his crew. Book early because he does fill up. Learned everything…read moreabout lobsters in the Bay. He is dog friendly too....wished we had brought ours.

Three dads and three boys went fishing with Captain George last weekend. What a blast. George was…read moreterrific. We left from the Bath Public Dock at 6am, right on time and cruised down river for ten minutes. About three minutes later we landed our first striper - 30". The kids' eyes were as big as saucers. Highly reccomend SuperFly Charters and will do it again....next time for something else like cod or tuna.

We had the most enjoyable two hours with Captain Eli on the R.L. Gott. We learned so much about Bar…read moreHarbor, the Gott family and how their boat name came to be, the inhabitants of the local islands, conservation and sustainability efforts of the land and wildlife, North Atlantic farm raised salmon, and best of all, the ins and outs of the lobster fishing industry. A good guide can make or break a tour like this and Captain Eli was a great storyteller with a wealth of information. In addition, we saw harbor seals, porpoises, cormorants and bald eagles. Appreciated that they allowed both sides of the boat to get good views of the wildlife. It does get chilly on the boat so bring a jacket. Highly recommend this tour.

Our tour was great! We got to see a lot of wildlife (seals, porpoises, bald eagles and more). Eli…read morewas a great guide with good stories and kept us safe in the boat. It was fun to see him pull a lobster trap.

In short summary, Captain Pete is the friendliest, most skilled and passionate fisherman I've ever…read moremet in my life. He is knowledgeable about some of the greatest fishing areas in the world and makes sure people have a fun time and are enjoying themselves and comfortable at all time. His rates are phenomenal but what really makes this worth it is his commitment to service which is unparalleled by any other fishing service. Captain Pete has great, organized trips for everyone from inexperienced fishermen, children, and families to the most hardcore fishermen out there. While I'm not a true fishing fanatic like Pete is I do appreciate a good time when I have one and Captain Pete goes above and beyond to share his passion with anyone young and old. I would highly recommend his services to EVERYONE.

The sea is never angry my friends, as long as Cap'n Pete is at the helm. His abundant buoyany…read morealone could float the boat, but there's no need, as his equipment is first rate. He's a good egg, a good guy, and a great guide. Our group ranged from experienced to novice and he tendered top notch service to all of us. Plus, he's affordable! When it comes to the sea, it'll always be thee, oh, Captain, my captain!

The Rockland Breakwater Lighthouse is located in the park and to get there, you have to walk about…read morea mile or more on the uneven granite slabs. There's some parts that have gaps, so you have to pay attention. But over all it was an easy walk to the light house. The walk itself was quite relaxing and beautiful. On each side of the pathway, the water on each side are quite different, which makes it beautiful. Once you reach the end, you'll find a lighthouse at the end. You can walk up the stairs of the lighthouse to get a better view. Overall, I really enjoyed this lighthouse and would come back.

The Rockland Breakwater Lighthouse is located in this park. There was ample parking . The…read morelighthouse is located almost one mile our and the walk to get there is not horrible, but you do have to pay attention. You walk along large stones/bolders with gaps in between. However, the views are spectacular. Definitely worth the walk for to experience the views.

Beaver park is one of Maine secret gems. You'll find yourself navigating cute paths in this sweet…read morelittle woodsy park. Hike, swim, fish or take your kayaks for a peaceful ride amongst the ducks that often reside here.

This is our local town park in Lisbon, it's sort of our hidden gem! Want to hike? Lots of trails…read more Want some peace and quit? Beaver park is the place. Do you like to fish? Yes, you van and you should of course you need a fishing license. We have a gauge field, with two softball/ baseball fields. The cost is a few bucks it's worth it. I'm all about local, so if your in the Lisbon area stop by sometime.

Very neat staff was super friendly and attentive. We had so much fun woukd def do it again next…read moreseason!

Always have a good time shacks are warm staff is very polite and helpful. Highly recommendread more