
Sebago Lake
Nestled in the heart of Cumberland County, Maine, Sebago Lake stands as a majestic testament to the sheer grandeur of nature. This pristine water body, encompassing a staggering 28,771 acres, is not merely a lake; it is an expansive aquatic realm that beckons anglers and nature enthusiasts alike to embark on a journey of discovery. With a maximum depth plunging to an astonishing 316 feet and a mean depth of 101 feet, Sebago Lake boasts a captivating topography that mirrors the profound mysteries concealed beneath its surface. Its vastness, spanning approximately 45 square miles, renders it one of the largest lakes in Maine. Stretching across 14 miles in length, the lake's extensive shoreline, measuring around 105 miles, unveils a panorama of untamed beauty. Sebago Lake, with its crystal-clear waters, plays host to a diverse array of aquatic life, making it a haven for anglers in pursuit of thrilling catches. The lake is renowned for being home to landlocked salmon and lake trout, two prized species that lure anglers into a captivating dance with nature. As the sunlight dances upon the lake's surface, anglers cast their lines, seeking the thrill that comes with a successful catch. The grandeur of Sebago Lake extends beyond its aquatic allure. Encircled by lush forests and framed by the verdant landscapes of Cumberland County, the lake becomes a haven for those seeking solace in the embrace of nature. The changing seasons paint a dynamic portrait, with vibrant hues of autumn foliage reflecting on the lake's mirrored surface and the crisp winter air inviting intrepid anglers to experience the thrill of ice fishing. Preserving the ecological balance of Sebago Lake is a shared responsibility. Conservation efforts ensure that this natural marvel remains a thriving habitat for landlocked salmon and lake trout, allowing future generations to revel in the same awe-inspiring beauty. Sebago Lake isn't just a body of water; it is an embodiment of the profound connection between humanity and the untamed splendor of Cumberland County. It invites all who venture to its shores to immerse themselves in a symphony of natural wonders, where the echoes of the past harmonize with the promise of future adventures.
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Sebago Lake
Nestled in the heart of Cumberland County, Maine, Sebago Lake stands as a majestic testament to the sheer grandeur of nature. This pristine water body, encompassing a staggering 28,771 acres, is not merely a lake; it is an expansive aquatic realm that beckons anglers and nature enthusiasts alike to embark on a journey of discovery. With a maximum depth plunging to an astonishing 316 feet and a mean depth of 101 feet, Sebago Lake boasts a captivating topography that mirrors the profound mysteries concealed beneath its surface. Its vastness, spanning approximately 45 square miles, renders it one of the largest lakes in Maine. Stretching across 14 miles in length, the lake's extensive shoreline, measuring around 105 miles, unveils a panorama of untamed beauty. Sebago Lake, with its crystal-clear waters, plays host to a diverse array of aquatic life, making it a haven for anglers in pursuit of thrilling catches. The lake is renowned for being home to landlocked salmon and lake trout, two prized species that lure anglers into a captivating dance with nature. As the sunlight dances upon the lake's surface, anglers cast their lines, seeking the thrill that comes with a successful catch. The grandeur of Sebago Lake extends beyond its aquatic allure. Encircled by lush forests and framed by the verdant landscapes of Cumberland County, the lake becomes a haven for those seeking solace in the embrace of nature. The changing seasons paint a dynamic portrait, with vibrant hues of autumn foliage reflecting on the lake's mirrored surface and the crisp winter air inviting intrepid anglers to experience the thrill of ice fishing. Preserving the ecological balance of Sebago Lake is a shared responsibility. Conservation efforts ensure that this natural marvel remains a thriving habitat for landlocked salmon and lake trout, allowing future generations to revel in the same awe-inspiring beauty. Sebago Lake isn't just a body of water; it is an embodiment of the profound connection between humanity and the untamed splendor of Cumberland County. It invites all who venture to its shores to immerse themselves in a symphony of natural wonders, where the echoes of the past harmonize with the promise of future adventures.
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Forecast: Wednesday, Apr 30
Clear
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Precipitation
Wind
Sun, Moon & UV
Solunar Fishing Forecast
Todays action is rated a 2 (scale is 0 thru 5, 5 is the best)
7:03 PM - 9:33 PM
9:14 AM - 11:44 AM
10:41 AM - 12:11 PM
4:00 AM - 4:00 AM
Outlook for Wednesday at Sebago Lake
Expect temperatures ranging from 43°F to 66°F. Skies look mostly clear with little chance of precipitation. Winds will be averaging 9 mph, with potential gusts reaching up to 30 mph. The maximum UV index will be 7 (High), so plan sun protection accordingly. For anglers, today's fishing action is rated 2/5 (Todays action is rated a 2 (scale is 0 thru 5, 5 is the best)). Look for the best bite times during the major periods around 7:03 PM and 9:14 AM, or try the minor windows near 10:41 AM and 4:00 AM for potential early morning or evening action. Check back for the latest conditions and forecasts for Sebago Lake.
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Water Temperature History
Trends for Sebago Lake
Current Temp
Latest recorded surface temperature.
Lowest in Period
32°F
On Mar 3
Coldest point in the Last 12 Months.
Average in Period
46°F
Typical temp during the Last 12 Months.
Temperature Trend: Last 12 Months
Surface temperature over the selected period.
Key Observations (Last 12 Months)
- Warmest avg: July (73°F).
- Coolest avg: February (34°F).
- Rapid warming often occurs: May → June (+14°F).
- Sharpest cooling trend: September → October (-13°F).
Weather Forecast
Wind speed and pressure trends
Hourly Wind Forecast
Wind Direction
230°
Pressure
1005 mb
Cloud Cover
98%
Visibility
20 miles
Daily Pressure Forecast


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