Full Whack

Is there any particular reasons that waterfront pubs and restaurants don't exist on Sebago? It's baffled me for years! Town ordinances? Seems like a lucrative business venture in my eyes..

Biggus

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Yup, always puzzled me too. Years back, we had Jeff's Lakeside on the west shore, rt 114. Was a busy place with good food. The building is still there but been abandoned for years.

neva satisfied

I would have to say it's probably town politics and I'm sure the Portland Water District has something to say also.

Mohawk242

We are planning on going this saturday. Looks like our best bet is going to be the state park. Now where to anchor? I have been on the lake a couple times but have never spent the night. Was initially thinking the basin.

Biggus

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Anchor off the sand bar, right near the State Park boat launch.

Full Whack

Yes, the inlet of the sandbar is a great spot.. There are usually a few other boats posted up with the occasional illegal bonfire on the beach.. I think we'll be down that way by noon on Sunday, if you see a black Convincor, come in over and say hi!

Justin

Biggus

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I'll probably be running around Sebago on Sunday also. My boat presently on the trailer, thinking on launching at the State Park ramp for the day.

Mohawk242

How low is the songo river?

Biggus

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Lower Songo (Sebago side) is down but the channel is still pretty deep. Like any river, deepest to the outside of the bends. The only area you should raise drives is the mouth of the river by the sand bar. just entering Sebago Lake.

Mr Maine

Thanks biggus, we will be there this weekend, would love to see the cig in action....