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Barrett Pond

Massachusetts · Worcester

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Overview

Barrett Pond, sometimes called Colburns Pond, is an 8-acre impoundment off Chestnut Street in Leominster. Its whole shoreline lies within Barrett Park, which has a playground, picnic area and hiking trails.

Fishing

Shore fishing is possible all around the pond. (MassWildlife's fishing paragraph on this page appears to describe a different pond, so it isn't repeated here.)

Species

Species found in MassWildlife surveys: largemouth bass, chain pickerel, black crappie, yellow perch, bluegill, pumpkinseed, brown bullhead, yellow bullhead, golden shiner.

Regulations

MassWildlife freshwater fishing regulations apply: https://www.mass.gov/freshwater-fishing-regulations. Confirm current seasons, limits and any special rules there; this page is not a legal source.

Licensing

Anglers 15 and older need a Massachusetts fishing license (MassWildlife).

Access

The city of Leominster manages Barrett Park, where you can carry in and launch cartop boats. The entire shoreline is open to shore fishing.

Water facts

8 acres; average depth 6 ft; max 11 ft; limited water clarity.

Safety & advisories

Clean all boats and gear before moving between waters to stop aquatic hitchhikers (MassWildlife; see ProtectYourWaters.net).

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MassWildlife (Massachusetts Division of Fisheries and Wildlife)

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