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Sawyer Pond

Grafton County, New Hampshire
40 acres
Brook Trout

About Sawyer Pond

Sawyer Pond in Grafton County, New Hampshire, offers a quiet, natural setting for outdoor enthusiasts throughout the year. This shallow body of water spans roughly 40 acres, providing a modest but inviting space for those seeking a peaceful experience on the water. Its maximum depth is essentially negligible, making it accessible and easy to explore. The pond is surrounded by scenic state parks such as Crawford Notch and Echo Lake, which add to the area's outdoor appeal. While there are no nearby towns, the remote location enhances its tranquil atmosphere, perfect for those looking to escape into nature.

Surface area
40 acres

Fish species

Brook Trout

Fishing Sawyer Pond

Fishing at Sawyer Pond is defined by the experience of pursuing brook trout in a small, shallow environment. The pond's size and depth create a setting where anglers can enjoy a quiet day focused on this single species. The simplicity of the fish population allows for a focused fishing outing, especially appealing to those who appreciate the challenge and beauty of brook trout in a natural New Hampshire setting.

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Winter brings a special charm to Sawyer Pond as it becomes a spot for ice fishing enthusiasts. The frozen surface invites anglers to enjoy the unique experience of fishing through the ice, surrounded by the quiet stillness of a New Hampshire winter landscape.

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