Little Diamond Pond

About Little Diamond Pond

Little Diamond Pond in Coos County, New Hampshire, invites visitors to enjoy a peaceful natural setting that spans roughly 60 acres. Its shallow waters, with a maximum depth of zero feet, create a unique environment that feels intimate and accessible. The pond's location near Beecher Falls, Vermont, adds to its appeal as a quiet getaway spot for nature lovers. The surrounding landscape is enriched by nearby Dixville Notch State Park and Beaver Brook Falls Natural Area, providing a scenic backdrop that enhances the experience of spending time here. Whether for a day trip or a longer retreat, Little Diamond Pond offers a tranquil destination for those seeking calm waters and natural beauty.

Surface area

60 acres

Fish species

Brook Trout, Rainbow Trout

Fishing Little Diamond Pond

Variety defines the fishing experience at Little Diamond Pond, where anglers can pursue brook trout and rainbow trout in its shallow, manageable waters. The pond’s size allows for easy exploration, making it suitable for both seasoned fishermen and those new to the sport. The presence of these trout species offers a rewarding challenge, with opportunities to enjoy the diverse behavior and habitats of cold-water fish. The pond’s accessibility and fish variety make it a worthwhile spot for trout enthusiasts looking to connect with New Hampshire’s aquatic life.

Ice fishing

Species like brook trout and rainbow trout make Little Diamond Pond a favored spot for ice fishing during the colder months. The frozen surface transforms the pond into a seasonal destination where anglers can enjoy the quiet and focused experience of fishing through the ice, surrounded by the serene winter landscape of Coos County.