Lakes & Ponds

We listed here just a few of the many Lakes and Ponds in our area. If you would like to have fishing information on any particular pond, let us know and we will be glad to pass on what we know about it. In the Ponds listed here we have found the Copper and Gold colored spoons worked well. These are all Trout ponds and are easily accessed at State boat ramps.

The Map numbers next to the pond name correspond to the "DeLorme New Hampshire Atlas and Gazetteer."
If you "click" on the Thumb Nail Picture, It will bring up the full size image of a portion of the U.S.G.S. Topo map of the Pond showing contour and development information.

	Whittemore Pond (Map 11) A popular 37 acre trout pond in Bennington, with a maximum depth of 52' and average depth of 22'. Stocked with Brook, Brown and Rainbow Trout. The Pond offers good access but is restricted to no power boats or outboards.
	Gilmore Pond (Map 3) A nice 115 acre two tier fishery located in Jaffrey, with a maximum depth of 45' and average depth of 21'and is stocked with Brook and Brown Trout. Access is a small ramp with side of the road parking
	Smith Pond (Map 11) A small reliable 29 acre trout pond in Washington with a maximum depth of 31' and an average depth of 21'and stocked with Brook and Brown Trout. Access is a nice ramp with good parking.
	May Pond (Map 18) Located in Pillsbury State Park, This area has a lot to offer: fishing, camping, hiking trails. Access is a small ramp at the edge of the dam on the south side of the pond with fair parking. Day use access is also available in the Park. Canoes and car top boats are recommended.
	Harrisville Pond (Map 10) Pond description suggested by Ray D. Harrisville Pond is a fair Bass fishery with nice weed growth toward the North end. The access is a shallow gravel ramp by the Fire House with parking for 4. It's a scenic 119 acre Pond with a mean depth of 15'. Hope this helps you out Ray. Let us know how you make out.

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