Wallingford Pond

About Wallingford Pond

Time spent at Wallingford Pond in Rutland County, Vermont, feels peaceful and connected to nature. This 88-acre pond offers a quiet retreat with its shallow waters, making it accessible and inviting for those seeking calm water experiences. The pond's gentle surface and modest depth create a serene setting that suits a variety of outdoor activities. Surrounded by the natural beauty of Emerald Lake State Park and Coolidge State Park, Wallingford Pond benefits from a scenic backdrop that enhances its appeal. Its location within Vermont's diverse landscape provides a refreshing escape, even though there are no nearby towns directly adjacent to the pond. The shallow nature of the pond means visitors can enjoy the water without the challenges deeper lakes sometimes present.

Surface area

88 acres

Lake-Link Score

11.9

Fishing Wallingford Pond

For anglers with varying skill levels, Wallingford Pond offers a modest fishing experience. While specific fish species are not listed, the pond's shallow waters typically support a range of species suited to such environments. The fishing here can be rewarding for those who appreciate a quieter, less crowded setting. The pond's size and depth suggest a habitat that may favor species adapted to warmer, shallower waters. This can influence the type and behavior of fish present, making it a unique spot for anglers looking to explore Vermont's less frequented waters.

Ice fishing

Ice fishing at Wallingford Pond is a seasonal highlight, attracting anglers who enjoy the challenge and tranquility of fishing through the ice. The pond's shallow depth can make for an accessible ice fishing experience, surrounded by the quiet stillness of winter in Vermont. This seasonal activity adds a different dimension to the pond's outdoor offerings, inviting anglers to engage with the lake in colder months.