Indian Pond Fishing Spot
- County: Plymouth - Kingston
- Acreage: 66
- Mean Depth: 3'
- Last Modified By: vinny60 on 09/13/09 07:35 PM
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Fish Species
Indian Pond Baits and Tackle
Hard Baits Check Prices
- 2 keepers: 2lber, and 1lb 5oz
2 shorts, and 2 lost - A mix of 6" to 1lb
Other Check Prices
- Green Pumpkin Spanky worm
(Lunker City) - 6" slug-o's (perch and Salt & Pepper. Worked and worked over the rocks and weed beds
Crankbait Check Prices
- 1" Rapala minnow, silver/white, drifting. I also use GY Kreature baits over the weeds and in the holes between them.
- Today, 10/31/08, used a 1" sinking Rapala, white and silver while drifting. I usually use a Kreature bait, green with black specks or Brown with purple specks.
- Strike King Bitzy Minnow
- Strike King KVD 1.5 Sexy Shad
- Hard Plastic Frog
Spinnerbait / Buzzbait Check Prices
- I drop in a spinner or crank bait. Make sure it is loud and early in the am. I work it from the shore and let it sink at the drop off or run it deep along the drop
- Chatreuse/White double Colorado spinnerbait
- white spinner white grub trailer
In-Line Spinner Check Prices
- All in between 6 an 10 inches
Plastic Swimbait Check Prices
Worm Check Prices
Lizard Check Prices
Creature Check Prices
- Strike King KVD Bluegill Swim Jig
- Green Pumpkin Brush Hog
Bass Jig Check Prices
- Throwing a sweet beaver pegged with a 3/8 oz threw the mats and caught a pickerel and ripped the beaver to shred's.
- Jigs in shoreline cover did 95% of the damage
Indian Pond Description
This 66-acre, infertile, warm water pond is very shallow and weedy with an average depth of only three feet. The water is brown and the bottom is composed of sand and muck. The shoreline (2.4 miles) is undeveloped. The pond is located one mile south of the intersection of Route 80 and Elm Street. Access is a town right-of-way off Indian Road, which is off of Elm Street. Fish Populations: This pond was last surveyed in 1980 when six fish species were found to be present. Chain pickerel were the only gamefish in the sample, while other species, in order of abundance, were yellow perch, bluegill, golden shiner, brown bullhead and pumpkinseed.