Webhannet River Fishing Access
A section of Webhannet River where fishing is permitted.
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Webhannet River Fishing Access Details
A section of Webhannet River where fishing is permitted - on the western shore from to the first tidal creek (approximately 400 feet). Because this site is within the Rachel Carlson Wildlife Refuge, additional restrictions apply.
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Nearby Points of Interest Around Webhannet River Fishing Access
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0.4 mi away
Storer Garrison State Historic Site
Now only a small commemorative plaque, the Storer Garrison State Historic Site is worth a visit to learn of the early tumultuous history that once was commonplace here.
0.6 mi away
Wells Beach
A mile-long stretch of sandy beach which is bordered by numerous vacation homes.
0.8 mi away
Crescent Beach
Crescent Beach is a half-mile section of beach just south of Wells Beach that offers plenty of sand for relaxing and exposed rocks which are excellent for tide pooling during low tide. Lifeguards are available during the summer hours and there is a small metered parking lot close by with restrooms. However, when high tide occurs, the beach disappears under the ocean so you need to plan accordingly!
1.1 mi away
Webhannet River Marsh
The marsh creates a diverse and unique ecological habitat that is now a protected estuary.
1.3 mi away
Webhannet River Boat Launch and Town Landing
A part-tide, paved ramp is located next to a floating dock and provides access to Wells Harbor and the Gulf of Maine.
