Here is a good place to start:
http://www.mass.gov/dfwele/dfw/habitat/maps/ponds/pond_maps.htm
All sorts of links and info all over the page. Put some time in reading and clicking on links and I'll bet you'll find some good places right near to where you want to be. Good luck and post some pictures!
http://www.mass.gov/dfwele/dfw/habitat/maps/ponds/pond_maps.htm
All sorts of links and info all over the page. Put some time in reading and clicking on links and I'll bet you'll find some good places right near to where you want to be. Good luck and post some pictures!
its fine i understand i may come off as demanding i just like to have other peoples opinions and get an idea of where i might have some luck i do agree that there is no need for any bullying but its ok thank you to those who have posted their opinion and enjoy the fish out there 
This is a fishing site, not an English class. How can you tell tone through typed words?
The site that Pocket posted is a good place to learn about new areas, and people who ask about places to fish are usually directed there in one of the first responses. That's how I learned about a lot of new spots when I moved here. If you can find a local bait shop you can always go in there and shoot the s*** with the owner and whoever stops in; they might be able to help.
The site that Pocket posted is a good place to learn about new areas, and people who ask about places to fish are usually directed there in one of the first responses. That's how I learned about a lot of new spots when I moved here. If you can find a local bait shop you can always go in there and shoot the s*** with the owner and whoever stops in; they might be able to help.
Google your address and see the bodies of water near your home. Then google the name of that body of water or check the locations section on this site. Like the rest of us, doing your homework will pay off. It is a trial an error deal. Just try to get out there and try new spots. Some will turn out to be productive and some will not.
Google your address and see the bodies of water near your home. Then google the name of that body of water or check the locations section on this site. Like the rest of us, doing your homework will pay off. It is a trial an error deal. Just try to get out there and try new spots. Some will turn out to be productive and some will not.
Google earth is a killer tool to find water. Many of the ponds and lakes you'll see all around are not on the site link I provided. Sometimes THOSE are the best little honey holes to fish at. Volume can attest to that, eh Ted?
Google earth is a killer tool to find water. Many of the ponds and lakes you'll see all around are not on the site link I provided. Sometimes THOSE are the best little honey holes to fish at. Volume can attest to that, eh Ted?
Haha, Yes sir! That being said, I almost exclusively use google earth and trial and error now!
