NAPLES FISHING FIELD GUIDE
Fourteen Days on Point Sebago: Two Weeks of Power Pontoons, Fishing, and Sunlit Cruising
A two‑week rental from Moose Landing Marina that pairs powerful pontoons and deck boats with fishing, tubing, and relaxed days on the water—this guide explains boat choices, rules, and practical prep for a fortnight afloat.
Fourteen Days on Point Sebago: Two Weeks of Power Pontoons, Fishing, and Sunlit Cruising.
At Moose Landing Marina on Point Sebago you can take charge of a range of power pontoons and deck boats for an extended stretch—two weeks of open water, fishing, and sun-drenched hours with friends or family. The operation offers multiple power classes, welcomes dogs, and positions the rental as a flexible way to explore the lake at your own pace.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Multiple power classes from modest pontoons to high‑powered deck boats
Choose from standard pontoons (50–60 HP), midrange pontoons (70–90 HP), high‑power pontoons (150–200 HP), or fiberglass deck boats (150–200 HP) to match speed, comfort, and passenger load.
Fishing and easy tow play, with clear limits
Fishing is permitted and tubing is allowed; more aggressive tow sports like waterskiing and wakeboarding are explicitly prohibited, shaping a calmer on‑water program focused on angling and relaxed cruising.
Two‑week bookings, guest restrictions, and on‑site services
Rentals run for the full two‑week period out of Moose Landing Marina, inventory can sell out during peak season, dogs are welcome for an extra cleaning fee, and ice is available for purchase on site.
What the day feels like
How the rental feels
The rental unfolds as an extended stretch of independent boating from Moose Landing: pick your boat from several power and comfort tiers, spend days fishing or tubing across Point Sebago, return each day to the marina and live by simple rules about safety and responsibility.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this rental suits—and who should look elsewhere.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Pick up begins at 8:30 a.m.; boats are due back by 4:30 p.m. Inventory moves quickly in peak season—book early.
Bring sun protection, food, drink, and any preferred child life vests—the operator has a limited supply of children‑sized jackets and you are encouraged to bring one that fits for comfort.
Ice for coolers can be purchased on site; plan provisioning accordingly for multi‑day stays on the water.
Dogs are allowed but will incur a $50 extra cleanup fee—bring any pet supplies you need and plan for cleanup responsibilities.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How long is the rental period?
The rental is for two weeks.
When can I pick up and when must I return the boat each day?
Pick up is scheduled for 8:30 a.m. or after; boats must be returned by 4:30 p.m. or earlier.
Who is eligible to rent a boat?
Renters must be 25 years of age or older, and only guests of Point Sebago resort can rent at this location.
Are dogs allowed on the boats?
Yes; dogs are allowed but a $50 extra cleanup fee will be applied.
Can I fish or tow tubes behind the boat?
Fishing is permitted and tubing is allowed; waterskiing and wakeboarding are prohibited.
Are there life jacket requirements for children?
Per Maine state law, children under the age of 10 are required to wear a life jacket; the operator has a limited number of child‑sized life jackets, so bringing a properly fitting vest is encouraged.