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Robbins Pond

Massachusetts · Worcester

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Overview

Robbins Pond is a 13-acre pond at the corner of Robbins Pond Road and Barnum Road in Harvard.

Fishing

Robbins Pond has produced largemouth bass large enough for the Freshwater Sportfishing Awards Program.

Species

Species found in MassWildlife surveys: largemouth bass, chain pickerel, bluegill.

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 Trustees of Reservations hold a conservation restriction on surrounding land that allows public access. Launch cartop boats from a small park on the north shore off Robbins Park Road, with parking along the shoulders of a gravel semicircle. Shore fishing is possible there and from a trail that circles the pond.

Water facts

13 acres; average depth 5 ft; max 12 ft; aquatic vegetation common to abundant, especially in the shallows.

Safety & advisories

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

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