Massachusetts Fishing Spots
Dec 31, 1969
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Ashland Reservoir
This 155-acre, two-story trout pond is located in Ashland, approximately one mile south of the town's center. The maximum depth is 47 feet; averag... |
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Bates Power Reservoir
This is a very shallow, weedy, artificial pond of 34 acres. Maximum depth is 4 feet. It is accessible from Blakes Corner Road and by foot from Athol R... |
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Brockton Reservoir
Brockton Reservoir is on the Brockton Reservoir River in Norfolk County, Massachusetts and is used for drinking water purposes. Construction was compl... |
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Brookline Reservoir
This little 18-acre pond has a maximum depth of 43 feet and an average depth of 12 feet. Public access is excellent as the pond is located within a ci... |
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Burrage Pond Reservoir
The Burrage Pond Wildlife Management Area (WMA) is 1625 acres of open water, marsh, Atlantic white cedar and red maple swamps and former cranberry bog... |
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Cambridge Reservoir
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Cheshire Reservoir
This 418-acre, privately owned lake, located on the western side of Route 8, is also known as Hoosac Reservoir. It is divided into three basins by a p... |
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Chestnut Hill Reservoir
Lots of pickerel here. Some bass and bluegill. Can be frustrating to fish with all the joggers during the daytime, but I have landed many fish in th... |
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Chicopee Reservoir
This is a small (29 acre) reservoir with a maximum depth of 38 feet and an average depth of nine feet. This is essentially an impoundment of Cooley Br... |
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Cobble Mountain Reservoir
This reservoir is strictly off limits for fishing. It is the Springfield water supply. |
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