Weatherhead Hollow Pond

About Weatherhead Hollow Pond

Windham County in Vermont hosts Weatherhead Hollow Pond, a modestly sized body of water covering 31 acres. This shallow pond, with a maximum depth around 10 feet, provides a peaceful setting ideal for anglers and nature lovers seeking accessible waters. Its proximity to towns like West Brattleboro, VT, and Greenfield, MA, adds to its appeal for local outdoor enthusiasts. The pond is surrounded by a variety of state parks, including Fort Dummer State Park and Townshend State Park, which contribute to the natural backdrop and regional outdoor opportunities. The relatively shallow depth encourages a productive environment for warm water fish species common to Vermont's smaller lakes and ponds.

Surface area

31 acres

Maximum depth

10 feet

Lake-Link Score

13.1

Fish species

Largemouth Bass, Panfish, Yellow Perch

Fishing Weatherhead Hollow Pond

Fishing at Weatherhead Hollow Pond is an engaging experience for anglers who enjoy targeting warm water species. The pond supports a mix of largemouth bass, panfish, and yellow perch, providing diverse opportunities for a day on the water. Given its shallow nature, the pond tends to be accessible and productive, making it a solid choice for anglers looking to connect with common Vermont fish species in a quiet setting.

Ice fishing

Ice fishing at Weatherhead Hollow Pond offers a unique seasonal experience. When winter sets in and the pond freezes over, anglers can enjoy the tranquility of fishing through the ice, targeting species like panfish and yellow perch in a serene winter landscape.