Eagle Lake
Acadia National Park, Maine

Eagle Lake, at 425 acres, is the largest fresh water lake in Acadia National Park. It has a maximum depth of 110 feet and an average depth of 50 feet. Fishing is allowed but a license is required for Maine residents 16 years or older, and for nonresidents 12 years or older. You may gain access to the lake on the northern end off Route 233 on Mount Desert Island. (photos)

If inclined, you may walk or ride your bike completely around Eagle Lake on a 6.1 mile section of a carriage road or you may explore it from your own kayak or canoe. Rentals are available at various locations on the island if needed. The Island Explorer Shuttle Bus also provides a seasonal pickup and drop-off point for those wanting to leave the driving to someone else.

Eagle Lake Fish: Landlocked salmon, brook trout, lake trout
Restrictions: Motors over 10 horsepower prohibited

Maine Department of Inland Fisheries: (207) 434-5925
Wildlife Division: (207) 434-5927

Fishing Information