Warning!
I think most of this area is private land. An off shoot trail of the
Adarondak trail that enters Near the intersection of High st and
Field St. Ext. runs through this area and it has the trail markers but
I do not see any posted signs. The lakes appear to be part of some
excivation from the nearby gravel pits. This is why I think this area
might be private. I have visited this area once by accident on the
trail and then I went back once to see if there were any fish. My first
visit to this area showed signs of things like bon fires, drinking and
other people fishing so this might be a local teen hang out. So be
advised this is a VERY interesting place but might not be a good place
to go near July 4th or late in the evenings. I would not visit while
the gravel company is open and operating mostly to stay out of their
way and to stay safe.
Both lakes:
- No Parking.
- No boat access.
- Some of it might be private property.
- Hikers passing through.
First info on the South West pond named appropriatly Mudd pond.
- Occational used by swimmers
- Muddy shore line.
- Muddy water.
- 2 fisherman report BASS up to 4 lbs.
Now info on the North East pond called Blue Pond.
- Walking trail all the way around.
- one fisherman suggested Deeper area on north end of the pond.
- Nice size
- Some what clear with some shore weeds.
- Exact depths not known but there are deeper areas off from the
shore..
- Difficult to wade because the bottom sometimes drops off quickly.
- Bottom is mostly rock, but the shore has some dirt.
- Fish:
- Nice sized yellow perch
- medium Blue Gills (Feirce!)
- I caught a few small Bass but bigger ones follwed my lure.
(during post spawn).
