Every Boat Ramp on Moosehead Lake
17 boat ramps · Piscataquis, Somerset, Maine
74,890
Surface Acres
246 ft
Max Depth
17
Boat Ramps
5
Fish Species
Boat Ramps on Moosehead Lake
Brassua Lake Boat Ramp
Rockwood
View Details →Greenville Junction Boat Launch
Maine
View Details →Greenville Junction Boat Launch
Maine
View Details →Jewett Cove Boat Ramp
Maine
View Details →Rockwood Public Boat Launch
Maine
View Details →Wilson Pond Boat Launch
Maine
View Details →Additional Launch Sites
About Moosehead Lake
Moosehead Lake is Maine's largest lake and the largest mountain lake in the eastern United States, stretching 40 miles through the remote Maine North Woods. The lake's cold, deep water and wilderness setting create one of New England's premier cold-water fisheries.
Landlocked salmon are the signature species, with fish commonly reaching 3-5 pounds and trophy specimens exceeding 8 pounds. Lake trout patrol the deep water and can exceed 20 pounds. Brook trout inhabit the many inlet streams and bays. Greenville serves as the primary gateway, with several launches providing access to the lake's vast waters.
Nearest towns: Greenville, Rockwood, Kokadjo
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