Fishing, ATV Trails & Seaplane Tours in Maine | Molunkus Lake Sporting Camps

Guest holding a bass caught on Molunkus Lake

The Main Event

Fishing on Molunkus Lake

Because the lake sits beyond the power lines, boat traffic stays light and the fishing stays exceptional. Across 1,108 acres with 13 miles of shoreline, the state's 2024 survey lists smallmouth bass, chain pickerel, white perch, landlocked salmon, and brook trout as the principal species.

Mean depth 14 ft, holes to 38 ft — rocky shoals and drop-offs, classic smallmouth structure
Frontage on Little Molunkus & Four Mile streams for brook fishing
Kayaks and power boats available at camp; dock space and public boat access
Ice fishing when the lake freezes over

Maine fishing license required — available online from Maine IF&W.

Know the Water

Molunkus Lake Depth Map

Official depth chart with 2.5-ft and 10-ft contours, the public boat access point, and the full 2024 fish species survey. Click to view full size.

Map courtesy of the Maine Dept. of Inland Fisheries & Wildlife · official PDF at maine.gov

Ride From Your Door

ATV & Dirt Bike Trails

Park the truck and forget it. Cabins connect directly to the region's interconnected trail network — hundreds of miles of woods roads and maintained trails through working forest, along streams, and past ponds most people never see. Bring the four-wheeler, the side-by-side, or the dirt bike; they all ride from the same doorstep.

Direct trail access from camp — no trailering once you arrive
Routes for relaxed family rides or all-day expeditions
Fuel, hot showers, and a real bed waiting at the end of the day
Snowmobile access in winter via regional ITS trails

ATV and dirt bike group ready to ride at Molunkus Lake Sporting Camps

Seaplane ready for takeoff on Molunkus Lake

See It From the Sky

Seaplane Tours Over the Maine North Woods Coming Soon

Coming soon to Molunkus Lake: take off right from the water for a seaplane tour of Maine's North Woods — an unforgettable way to see the lakes, rivers, and endless forest of the Katahdin region. Scenic floatplane flights will sweep over country most visitors never see: remote ponds, moose bogs, winding streams, and mile after mile of unbroken wilderness.

Scenic seaplane rides departing from Molunkus Lake
Views toward Mount Katahdin and the Baxter State Park region
A bucket-list add-on to any cabin stay — great for anniversaries and family trips
Contact us to be the first to know when flights launch

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Snow-dusted woods trail near Molunkus Lake in late fall

Fall & Winter

Hunting Season

Southern Aroostook County is storied big-woods hunting country. Guests return every fall for whitetail deer, moose (by permit), black bear, and upland birds like ruffed grouse and woodcock.