General Information about West Pond by
Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Game
Survey -- September, 1953 |
| This information is quite dated; if anyone has current information,
or any other information about the pond, please contact us. |
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| Fishes |
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Smallmouth Bass |
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Yellow Perch |
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Hornpout (bullhead) |
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White Sucker |
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Minnows |
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Golden Shiner |
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Redbelly Dace |
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Pumpkinseed Sunfish |
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| Physical Characteristics |
Area: 140 Acres
Maximum Depth: 28 feet
Temperature:
Surface: 76 degrees F.
25 Feet: 67 degrees F. |
| Click here for a Depth Chart of the pond. |
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| Suggested Management |
| West Pond demonstrates good smallmouth bass habitat. Gill netting
produced a good size distribution of bass indicating the presence
of a healthy population. |
| Normal growth is evident from the age determinations make by reading
the year marks on the fish scales. |
| Stocking of bass is not necessary. |
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Source:
Surveyed -- September, 1953
Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Game
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