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Greenough Pond

Coos County, New Hampshire
234 acres
Brook Trout

About Greenough Pond

Greenough Pond in Coos County, New Hampshire, invites visitors to enjoy its quiet, natural setting throughout the seasons. With a surface area spanning over 230 acres, this shallow pond provides a broad, accessible waterbody ideal for those seeking a peaceful outdoor experience. Its maximum depth is essentially zero feet, highlighting its nature as a very shallow pond. The pond is surrounded by several state parks, including Mollidgewock State Park and Dixville Notch State Park, which frame the area with protected natural beauty. This setting enhances the appeal for visitors looking to connect with the outdoors in a tranquil environment.

Surface area
234 acres

Fish species

Brook Trout

Fishing Greenough Pond

Fishing at Greenough Pond offers a focused experience centered on brook trout. The shallow nature of the pond creates a unique environment where anglers can expect to find this species thriving. The pond's conditions support a fishing experience that is both accessible and rewarding for those targeting brook trout, making it a worthwhile spot for anglers interested in this particular fish.

Ice fishing

Ice fishing at Greenough Pond is a seasonal highlight, providing anglers with the opportunity to pursue brook trout beneath the ice. This activity adds a distinctive dimension to the fishing experience here, allowing for year-round engagement with the pond's aquatic life.

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