the camels pasture is north of the peice of land that extends from the west side of the lake toward the south side of frye island. if you have the large laminated map that is sold in the area its marked and if you tip that map counter clock wise, you can make out the whole camel on land (about 3-4 miles from the head to the back of the camels hump), the pasture is behind the camel. the laminated map is accurate, the paper ones ive seen are very misleading with regards to depth. if you want to catch lakers, the big shoal (sunken island) due east from the north west river is covered with 5-6 pounders, easily caught by handlining leadcore dragging large suttons in the sand..8 to 1.1 mph. there are also some real big ones out there, but i havent caught one yet, made it a point to only catch salmon this year and at the speed of 2.2, they just dont hit often in sebago, and its rare to catch a salmon going any slower than that in this lake