Cook Pond Fishing Spot
- County: Bristol - Fall River MA
- Acreage: 154
- Public Fishing: Yes
- Mean Depth: 10'
- Max Depth: 18'
- Elevation: 179'
- Last Modified By: fatkid1980 on 05/18/13 01:31 PM
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i also fish this area last season i landed a 7.5lb large mouth bass and a few 5lb bass they are around 2-4lbs normally small mouth are around 2.5lbs there are large white perch as well never seen a musky
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Access to Cook Pond is provided by a paved boat ramp. It is located at the end of Henry Street, which is off Laurel Street. The paved parking area can accommodate approximately 50 vehicles. Under the management of the Office of Fishing and Boating Access of the Department of Fish and Game are scheduled for rebuilding. Once completed, the day to day maintenance of the new facility will be the responsibility of the city of Fall River under the guidelines of the Department.
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i have fished at cook pond aka laurel lake... for 3 years. smallmouths are also there.
large size white perch i caught one last year 2 3/4 lbs
on a silver crankbait.
Cook Pond Baits and Tackle
Hard Baits Check Prices
- We keep 5 Bass total
My three were 2.79lbs, and two 1-1/2lbers. Paul had a 1lb 14oz, and 1-1/2lber - Two 4lbers, a 3-1/2lber, two 2-1/2lbers.
Crankbait Check Prices
- caught the smallest on spinerbait and the rest on a crankbait
- My Limit was:
2.27lbs
1-3/4lbs
1lb 10oz
Two 1-1/2lbers - Zoom salamander
Sunfish crank bait
Spinnerbait / Buzzbait Check Prices
- yellow spinner colorado blade silver
- Spinnerbait
Limit consisted of:
2lb 5oz
2lb 4oz
1lb 15oz
1-1/2lbs
1lb 6oz - All 10 between 1lb - 1-14lb culled or didn't make the cut
- Mostly between 3lbs-4lbs
Plastic Swimbait Check Prices
- Green rattling to Zuri
Jigging Spoon Check Prices
- Red and white daredevil
Worm Check Prices
- Senko
1st Bass 1lb 15oz
2nd Bass 14oz - senko worm brown
topwater popper - brown senko with chartuese tail
- caught on a senko while fishing for bass
- caught it on a greenish senko
- black senko
Cook Pond Description
Cook Pond is a 154 acre warmwater pond, which has an average depth of 10 feet and a maximum depth of 18 feet. This pond is also known as Laurel Lake. The fertile water has a transparency of 6.5 feet or less, and the bottom is composed of rubble, rock and muck. The 2.6 miles of shoreline are only lightly developed despite the high population density of the surrounding area. Emergent vegetation is common and submergent vegetation is scant. A heavy algae bloom often occurs during the summer months. Boaters should beware of the numerous rocks that occur in this pond, especially in the northern end.