Quick Facts

• Location: 44 Bakers Wharf Rd, Phippsburg, Maine
• Pier Type: Coastal wharf
• Water Type: Tidal coastal waters
• Access: Property/access status should be confirmed before visiting
• Fishing License: Maine saltwater recreational fishing requirements may apply
• Best For: Coastal fishing where access is permitted
• Best Time to Fish: Late spring through fall; moving tides
• Common Species Nearby: Striped bass, Atlantic mackerel, pollock and other coastal species
• Tackle Style: Light to medium saltwater tackle
• Night Fishing: Verify current access
• Amenities: Limited information available

Overview

Baker’s Wharf is a coastal waterfront location in Phippsburg, a Midcoast Maine community surrounded by tidal rivers, bays, rocky shoreline, and Atlantic habitat.

The surrounding waters can offer opportunities for popular Maine coastal species, particularly during the warmer fishing season. Tides have a major influence on current, water depth, and where baitfish concentrate.

Fishing Tips

Mackerel anglers can use small metal jigs or appropriate multi-hook rigs when schools move through. Striped bass anglers can try soft plastics, bucktails, plugs, and other baitfish presentations where legally permitted.

Because this location is not clearly documented as a dedicated public fishing facility, verify ownership, public access, parking, and fishing permission before visiting.

Bottom Line

A Phippsburg coastal wharf with potential access to productive Maine waters, but anglers should verify that recreational fishing is currently permitted.