Does Lake Auburn have any invasive plant species?
Unfortunately, yes. The Lake has some Variable Leaf Milfoil growing in the northern end near the tributary from The Basin. This area is marked with buoys and is closed to boating to help prevent the spread of the invasive plant. The Water District, working together with the Lake Auburn Watershed Protection Commission, is actively pursuing measures to contain the growth. To educate the public about invasive aquatic plants, and to help prevent their accidental spreading, Maine Law requires all boaters to display a Lake and River Protection sticker if they are operating on fresh water. The stickers cost $10 for residents and $20 for non-residents. Stickers are available from any town hall in the state of Maine, as well as all retail outlets where fishing licenses are sold. Top of page Can I fish on Lake Auburn? Yes. Fishing is allowed on the Lake within the delineated Open Area. Part of the Lake is closed to all activity including fishing, boating, and trespassing. This Closed Area is cle
