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Maximillion
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 Posted: Tue Mar 12, 2013 8:39 am Post subject: Mill Pond? |
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Does anyone know if there are any bass in Mill Pond in Newington? It looks pretty nice I work less than a mile from the pond and want to fish it after work today. If anyone can tell me what type of fish are in there that would be great
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SaltyVeins
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| According to the angler's guide fishing is restricted to children under age 16, and it's closed from November 30 till 3rd Saturday in April. |
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fishfinder
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That and it will be pouring rain!
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RaMPaGeBaSsMaN
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| Posted: Tue Mar 12, 2013 11:39 am Post subject: Re: Mill Pond? |
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| Maximillion wrote: | | Does anyone know if there are any bass in Mill Pond in Newington? It looks pretty nice I work less than a mile from the pond and want to fish it after work today. If anyone can tell me what type of fish are in there that would be great |
Sunfish and bass been there maybe 2 time a few years ago and i may check it out again this week.
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jimbojonez
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if you ever want to fish Berlin let me know. There is much more water here than Newington.
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Maximillion
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JimboJonez I fished silver lake a couple times before and got skunked every time, but I would be glad to fish around there I work in Newington Tuesdays and Thursdays and will be working there Monday-Friday Starting in May so if you ever want to go let me know. What places do you usually go around there
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budward
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| The biggest snapping turtle you can imagine live in Mill Pond. No b.s.-----absolute monsters---it really is only intended for kids to fish but there are many varieties ranging from cats, gills, bass, and even trout thanks to Trout Unlimited who stocked some for the annual children's derby. Take the few extra minutes of a drive and go to Wethersfield cove, 1860 nreservoir, or mattabessett river. |
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Maximillion
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| Posted: Wed Mar 13, 2013 8:33 pm Post subject: |
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| budward wrote: | | The biggest snapping turtle you can imagine live in Mill Pond. No b.s.-----absolute monsters---it really is only intended for kids to fish but there are many varieties ranging from cats, gills, bass, and even trout thanks to Trout Unlimited who stocked some for the annual children's derby. Take the few extra minutes of a drive and go to Wethersfield cove, 1860 nreservoir, or mattabessett river. |
How is the shore access from those places because until I get a roofrack I cant use my kayak, plus getting out at 530 right no really limits the day alight I have when I get out
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pikePERSUADER1
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| Posted: Sat Mar 16, 2013 5:42 pm Post subject: |
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| budward wrote: | | The biggest snapping turtle you can imagine live in Mill Pond. No b.s.-----absolute monsters---it really is only intended for kids to fish but there are many varieties ranging from cats, gills, bass, and even trout thanks to Trout Unlimited who stocked some for the annual children's derby. Take the few extra minutes of a drive and go to Wethersfield cove, 1860 nreservoir, or mattabessett river. |
Yea i grew up 2 minutes from there, there are huge snappers, there are some bass, but like budward said it is really meant for kids, and being that its right across the street from the police station they may kick you out, the bass in there aren't worth getting yelled at for, if i were you i would make the 10-15 minute drive to the berlin area  |
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Maximillion
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| Posted: Thu Mar 21, 2013 7:32 pm Post subject: |
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| pikePERSUADER1 wrote: | | budward wrote: | | The biggest snapping turtle you can imagine live in Mill Pond. No b.s.-----absolute monsters---it really is only intended for kids to fish but there are many varieties ranging from cats, gills, bass, and even trout thanks to Trout Unlimited who stocked some for the annual children's derby. Take the few extra minutes of a drive and go to Wethersfield cove, 1860 nreservoir, or mattabessett river. |
Yea i grew up 2 minutes from there, there are huge snappers, there are some bass, but like budward said it is really meant for kids, and being that its right across the street from the police station they may kick you out, the bass in there aren't worth getting yelled at for, if i were you i would make the 10-15 minute drive to the berlin area |
Well if you ever want to introduce me to a spot or two I can go in Berlin then I would gladly go
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pikePERSUADER1
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| Silver lake, Berlin, Rt. 9 ponds, paper goods pond, its better if you a kayak though, but thats true just about everywhere |
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Grant gamely
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| Posted: Mon Apr 01, 2013 7:02 am Post subject: Mill pond |
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| Nothin really in mill pond, live in newington and fish it regularly in the summer when I can't get a ride anywhere else. It's full of blue gills pretty decent size. If fished it a lot so I've caught some bass(nothing over a pound) and caught one bullhead. That's about it for mill pond. But if you do go, corn and a bobber will do te trick |
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