Sebec Lake is a scenic and relatively large body of water located in the Maine Highlands, in the central part of the state. The lake spans approximately 11 miles long and covers about 6,800 acres, with a maximum depth of around 155 feet. This makes it one of the deeper lakes in Maine, contributing to its reputation for clear, cold water, which is ideal for various recreational activities.

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The lake is surrounded by forests, rolling hills, and small communities, offering a quintessential Maine wilderness experience. Sebec Lake is known for its excellent fishing opportunities, with species like landlocked salmon, lake trout, smallmouth bass, and brook trout being common catches. The lake's clarity and cleanliness make it popular for swimming, boating, and kayaking.