The Rangeley Lakes Region is an accessible wilderness as vast as it is beautiful. It’s the home of world-class trout and landlocked salmon fishing. Emerse yourself in one of Rangeley’s sparkling lakes, ponds, streams, or rivers surrounded by breathtaking forest-clad mountains. A place of such extraordinary beauty that the angler does well to attend to his fishing. The pristine Rangeley Lakes are known as the birthplace of contemporary fly-fishing!
Local Fishing Stores
River’s Edge Sports – 38 Carry Road, Oquossoc ME 04964 207-864-5582
Stop in and check out our 3,600 square foot shop… We carry all you’ll ever need to enjoy the great outdoors with all necessary fishing supplies! Also offering guided fishing trips
on Mooselookmeguntic and Rangeley Lakes. Please call to book a charter!
Rangeley Region Sport Shop – 2529 Main Street, Rangeley ME 04970 207-864-5615
Come buy your fishing supplies at the shop with the best products and unmatched customer service. Guided Fly-Fishing Trips & instructions available!
Guided Fly-Fishing Trips & Instructions
Bucktail Guide Service
An AMAZING opportunity to catch fish with one of the best fishing guides in our area! Scott Whitaker is an Orvis Endorsed Fly-Fishing Guide that offers a variety of trips from motor boat, canoe, and wading adventures! Visit their website for trip options and pricing or call 207-747-7104
Pond In The River Guide Service
Fish for beautiful native brook trout & landlocked salmon. Full or half day trips & casting lessons! Contact Kris Thompson 207-864-9140 for more information, as well as visiting their website.
Maine Fishing License Requirement
A valid Maine fishing license is required for anyone 16 years of age or older, to fish in inland waters or transport fish taken from inland waters. If you don’t already have a valid Maine fishing
license, visit Maine.gov. You can also visit either fishing shop to get a license in person! On the same web address, you can locate rules and regulations, and which body of water best suits your fishing desires!
Photo Credit- Mainely Fly Fishing Blog