6TH PELLETIER BROOK LAKE T15 R9, Aroostook Co. U.S.G.S. Gardner Pond, Maine (7 1/2 )
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2 6TH PELLETIER BROOK LAKE T15 R9, Aroostook Co. U.S.G.S. Gardner Pond, Maine (7 1/2 ) Fishes Brook trout Minnows Blacknose dace Pearl dace Physical Characteristics Area - 27 acres Average depth - 2 feet Maximum depth - 5 feet Temperature: Surface F Principal fishery: Brook trout Fifth Pelletier Brook Lake is shallow with about equal water temperatures at all depths. When water temperatures warm during hot summer months, spring inflow is crucial to providing sufficient cold water to sustain the trout population. The lake water level is dependent upon the condition of the beaver dam at the outlet. A higher lake level would be advantageous to the trout population and fishery. The trout fishery in the pond is maintained entirely by natural reproduction from spring inlets. Conservative fishing regulations have been implemented to maintain and enhance the sport fishery. Two-wheel drive access near the pond is via improved private gravel roads maintained by industrial landowners for forest management purposes. An unmarked foot trail leads to the lake from the gravel road. Surveyed - August 1962 (Revised , 2001) Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife Funded in part by Federal Aid in Fish Restoration Act under Federal Project F-28-P L1504G
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4 6TH PELLETIER BROOK LAKE T15 R9, Aroostook Co. U.S.G.S. Gardner Pond, Me (7 1/2 ) Fishes Brook trout Minnows Redbelly dace Blacknose dace Creek chub Physical Characteristics Area - 32 acres Temperatures: Average depth - 3 feet Surface F Maximum depth - 4 feet 5 feet F Principal Fishery: Brook trout Sixth Pelletier Brook Lake is a eutrophic body of water in its last stage of life. It is shallow with about equal water temperatures at all depths. When water temperatures warm, spring inflow is crucial to providing sufficient cold water to sustain the trout population. The trout fishery in the lake is maintained entirely by natural reproduction in spring inlets. Conservative fishing regulations have been implemented to maintain and enhance the sport fishery. Two-wheel drive access near the pond is via improved private gravel roads maintained by industrial landowners for forest management purposes. Watercraft must be hand-carried a short distance to the lake. Surveyed - August, 1962 (Revised , 2001) Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife Funded in part by Federal Aid in Fish Restoration Act under Federal Project F-28-P L1502G
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6 BLACK LAKE (BLACK POND) T15 R9, Aroostook Co. U.S.G.S. Deboullie Pond, Maine (7 1/2 ) Fishes Brook trout Blueback charr Yellow perch Minnows Lake chub Common shiner Blacknose dace Physical Characteristics Area acres Average depth - 35 feet Maximum depth - 90 feet Temperatures: Surface F 85 feet F Principal fisheries: Brook trout, blueback charr Black Lake maintains ideal water quality for coldwater sportfish. The deep waters are cool with ample amounts of dissolved oxygen throughout the warm summer months. Brook trout are the primary sport fish in Black Lake. Spawning occurs along the shoreline and, to a lesser extent, within the outlet stream. Yellow perch compete with the brook trout for the available food supply. Black Lake supports a self-sustaining population of the rare bleuback charr typically found in deep coldwater lakes. Spawning takes place over shoals within the lake. Conservative fishing regulations have been implemented to maintain and enhance the sport fishery. Black Lake is one of many ponds situated in close proximity in T15 R9, a township owned by the State of Maine. Access to the lake is via a one mile hike over an unimproved road from Deboullie Lake. Twowheel drive access to Deboullie Lake is available over improved gravel roads, however, it is necessary to ford the Red River. Surveyed - August 1954 (Revised , 2001) Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife Funded in part by Federal Aid in Fish Restoration Act under Federal Project F-28-P L1506G
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8 CRATER POND T15 R9, Aroostook Co. U.S.G.S. Gardner Pond, Me (7 1/2 ) Fishes Brook trout Minnows Creek chub White sucker Physical Characteristics Area - 12 acres Average depth - 5 feet Maximum depth - 6 feet Temperatures: Surface F 100 feet F Principal fishery: Brook trout Crater Pond is a small, spring-fed trout pond with nearly equal water temperatures from surface to bottom. As surface water warms, spring inflow is crucial to providing sufficient cold water to sustain the trout population. Crater Pond was chemically reclaimed in 1967 to remove competing species. Unfortunately, populations of white suckers and creek chubs have become established. The trout fishery in the pond is maintained entirely by natural spawning in spring seepages and gravelly areas within the pond. Conservative fishing regulations have been implemented to maintain and enhance the sport fishery. Crater Pond is on of many ponds situated in close proximity in T15 R9, a township owned by the State of Maine. Access to the pond is via an unimproved road from the improved gravel road system in T15 R9. Watercraft must be hand-carried to the shoreline. Surveyed - August 1959 (Revised , 2001) Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife Funded in part by Federal Aid in Fish Restoration Act under Federal Project F-28-P L0487G
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10 DEBOULLIE LAKE T15 R9, Aroostook Co. U.S.G.S. Deboullie Pond, Maine (7 1/2 ) Fishes Brook trout Blueback charr Yellow perch Minnows Lake chub Golden shiner Area acres Average depth - 44 feet Maximum depth - 92 feet Physical Characteristics Common shiner Redbelly dace Creek chub Pearl dace White sucker Temperatures: Surface F 85 feet F Principal fisheries: Brook trout, blueback charr Deboullie Lake is a cold, deep lake especially suited for coldwater game species. Water below the 15-foot level is cold with abundant dissolved oxygen during the warm summer months. Spawning areas for brook trout in Deboullie Lake are chiefly within the lake and in its single inlet tributary. The trout fishery is dependent on natural reproduction and migration from adjoining waters. Deboullie Lake supports a population of the rare blueback charr. Spawning areas for the charr are on the bouldery shoreline within the lake. Conservative fishing regulations have been implemented to maintain and enhance the sport fishery. Deboullie Lake is one of many ponds situated in close proximity in T15 R9, a township owned by the State of Maine. Two-wheel drive access to the lake is via improved gravel road. A fording of the Red River is necessary to reach the unimproved boat launch. Surveyed - July 1954 (Revised , 2001) Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife Funded in part by Federal Aid in Fish Restoration Act under Federal Project F-28-P L1512G
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12 DENNY POND T15 R9, Aroostook Co. U.S.G.S. Deboullie Pond, Maine (7 1/2 ) Fishes Brook trout Minnows Creek chub Physical Characteristics Area - 25 acres Average depth - 17 feet Maximum depth - 33 feet Temperatures: Surface F 100 feet F Principal fishery: Brook trout Denny Pond is considered an ideal coldwater pond. Cold temperatures and high dissolved oxygen levels at all depths classify Denny Pond as excellent brook trout habitat. The trout fishery in the pond is maintained entirely by natural spawning in spring seepages and gravel areas within the pond. Conservative fishing regulations have been implemented to maintain and enhance the sport fishery. Denny Pond is on of many ponds situated in close proximity in T15 R9, a township owned by the State of Maine. Access to the pond is via an unimproved road from the improved gravel road system in T15 R9. Watercraft must be hand-carried to the shoreline. Surveyed - August 1954 (Revised , 2001) Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife Funded in part by Federal Aid in Fish Restoration Act under Federal Project F-28-P L1524G
13 FERGUSON POND T14R8, Aroostook Co. U.S.G.S. Carr Pond, Me (7 1/2') Fishes Brook trout Minnows Redbelly dace Blacknose dace Pearl dace Area - 51 acres Physical Maximum depth - 14 feet Characteristics Temperatures Surface F 13 feet F Principal fishery: Brook trout Ferguson Pond is well-known for its good wild brook trout fishery. This small scenic pond is snuggled among rolling hills and is surrounded by spruce-fir forest. Numerous springs provide plenty of wa-.:er throughout the summer. Ample within the lake, and currently natural the fishery. The absence of species space, coupled with the excellent trout growth. lures and flies only will will be introduced. cold, well-oxygenated spawning area exists reproduction maintains which would compete for food and good water quality provide for Current regulations of artificial ensure that no competitor species A beaver dam at the outlet prevents trout migration, but because successful spawning take place within the pond, the dam is beneficial, creat~ng more water volume and preventing possible upstream migration of suckers. Access is over good gravel roads after passing through the North Maine Woods gate. Use of canoes is recommended because of the narrow winding footpath leading to the water's edge. Surveyed - August (Revised, 1989) Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife. Funded in part by Federal Aid in Fish Restoration Act under Federal Project F-28-P. L1592G
14 II \I / TI4 FERGUSON POND R8, AROOSTOOK CO.,MAINE 51 ACRES o 2 TENTHS OF MILE ~
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16 FIRST CHASE POND (Hourglass Pond) T14 R9, Aroostook Co. U.S.G.S. Gardner Pond, Me (7.5 ) Fishes Lake trout (togue) Brook trout Minnows Lake chub Finescale dace Blacknose dace Creek chub White sucker Threespine stickleback Slimy sculpin Physical Characteristics Area - 14 acres Temperatures: Surface - 70ºF Maximum depth - 37 feet 35 feet - 49ºF Principal fishery: Brook trout First Chase Pond is undeveloped and surrounded by wooded hills. It is the lowermost in a chain of three ponds at the headwaters of Chase Brook, a tributary of Fish Lake. First Chase is an ideal small trout pond. During the summer, water below 15 feet is cold with ample dissolved oxygen to support trout. Lake and outlet spawning as well as downstream movement from the upper ponds maintain the trout population. Trout migration is hindered from time to time by beaver colonies on the inlet and outlet, which are sometimes so numerous that removal would be futile. First Chase Pond is accessible only by plane and footpath and receives relatively light fishing pressure. Surveyed - August 1959 (Revised ) Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife Funded in part by the Federal Aid in Restoration Act under Federal Project F-28-P L1538G
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18 GALILEE POND T15 R9, Aroostook Co. U.S.G.S. Gardner Pond, Maine (7 1/2 ) Fishes Brook trout Minnows Physical Characteristics Area - 9 acres Average depth - 14 feet Maximum depth - 27 feet Temperatures: Surface F 100 feet F Principal fishery: Brook trout Galilee Pond is a small, coldwater lake with suitable water quality for brook trout. The trout fishery is maintained entirely by natural spawning within the pond and in the small inlet. Brook trout were the only fish species present when the pond was initially surveyed. Minnows were first observed in Conservative fishing regulations have been implemented to maintain and enhance the sport fishery. Galilee Pond is one of many ponds situated in close proximity in T15 R9, a township owned by the State of Maine. Access to the pond is from Denny Pond via a one mile footpath through deciduous forest. Surveyed - August 1954 (Revised , 2001) Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife Funded in part by Federal Aid in Fish Restoration Act under Federal Project F-28-P L1526G
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20 GARDNER LAKE T15 R9, Aroostook Co. U.S.G.S. Gardner Pond, Maine (7 1/2 ) Fishes Brook trout Blueback charr Yellow perch Minnows Golden shiner Common shiner Redbelly dace Creek chub Pearl dace White sucker Physical Characteristics Area acres Average depth - 41 feet Maximum depth feet Temperatures: Surface F 100 feet F Principal fisheries: Brook trout, blueback charr Gardner Lake is a cold, deep lake especially suited for coldwater game species. Water below the 15-foot level is cold with abundant dissolved oxygen during the warm summer months. The brook trout fishery is maintained entirely by natural spawning within the lake and in two inlet tributaries. Gardner Lake supports a population of the rare blueback charr. Spawning areas for the charr are on the bouldery shoreline within the lake. Conservative fishing regulations have been implemented to maintain and enhance the sport fishery. Gardner Lake is one of many ponds situated in close proximity in T15 R9, a township owned by the State of Maine. Access to the lake is via a footpath from Pushineer Pond or Deboullie Lake. Two-wheel drive access is available to Pushineer and Deboullie Ponds. However, a fording of the Red River is necessary to reach the unimproved boat launch at Deboullie Lake. Surveyed - August 1954 (Revised , 2001) Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife Funded in part by Federal Aid in Fish Restoration Act under Federal Project F-28-P L1528G
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22 ISLAND POND T15 R9, Aroostook Co. U.S.G.S. Deboullie Pond, Maine (7 1/2 ) Fishes Brook trout Minnows Creek chub Physical Characteristics Area - 32 acres Average depth - 14 feet Maximum depth - 44 feet Temperatures: Surface F 44 feet F Principal fishery: Brook trout Island Pond is considered an ideal coldwater pond. Cold temperatures and high dissolved oxygen levels at all depths classify Island Pond as excellent brook trout habitat. The trout fishery in the pond is maintained entirely by natural spawning in spring seepages and gravel areas within the pond. Conservative fishing regulations have been implemented to maintain and enhance the sport fishery. Island Pond is one of many ponds situated in close proximity in T15 R9, a township owned by the State of Maine. A private sporting camp is located on the east shore of the pond. Two-wheel drive access near the pond is via an improved gravel road system in T15 R9. Watercraft must be hand-carried to the shoreline. Surveyed - August 1954 (Revised , 2001) Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife Funded in part by Federal Aid in Fish Restoration Act under Federal Project F-28-P L1516G
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24 MOCCASIN POND T14R8, Aroostook County U.S.G.S. Carr Pond, Me (7 1/2 ) Fishes Brook trout Minnows Redbelly dace Creek chub Pearl dace Physical Characteristics Area - 32 acres Average depth - 6 feet Maximum depth - 16 feet Temperatures: Surface F 16 feet F Principal fishery: Brook trout Moccasin Pond provides suitable habitat for brook trout and has been noted for excellent trout fishing. The pond consists of two basins: the lower that is shallow and the upper basin that has the deep cold water utilized by trout during warm summer months. Moccasin Pond has no sizable tributaries. The outlet is normally dammed by beaver activity that significantly raises the water level in the pond. The dam should not be removed. Few wild brook trout have been taken at Moccasin Pond as the fishery is currently supported entirely by annual stocking of hatchery fish. Poor quality spawning habitat probably precludes existence of a wild population of trout. Conservative regulations have been implemented to maintain and enhance sport-fishing opportunities and provide a high quality trout fishery. Special regulations include terminal tackle restrictions. The trout fishery at this small pond can be characterized as high quality with good catch rates for trout 10 to 16 inches in length. Access to Moccasin Pond is via gravel roads maintained by industrial landowners for forest management purposes. Watercraft must be carried over a narrow trail leading to the west side of the pond. Surveyed - August 1963 (Revised ) Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife Funded in part by Federal Aid in Fish Restoration Act under Federal Project F-28-P L1590G
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26 MUD POND T15 R9, Aroostook Co. U.S.G.S. Gardner Pond, Maine (7 1/2 ) Fishes Brook trout Yellow perch Minnows Common shiner Redbelly dace Finescale dace Blacknose dace Creek chub Fallfish (chub) Pearl dace White sucker Physical Characteristics Area - 63 acres Average depth - 1 foot Maximum depth - 3 feet Temperatures: Surface F 18 feet F Principal fishery: Baitfish Most of Mud Pond is extremely shallow and weedy with a soft mud bottom. The shores are flat and boggy. Water temperatures become critically high during the summer and trout move to limited cool spring areas to survive. The pond has a very limited capacity to support a trout population. Large populations of competing species further limit trout production in this marginal habitat. Mud Pond is one of many ponds situated in close proximity in T15 R9, a township owned by the State of Maine. Access to the pond is via a short walk from an improved gravel road system in T15 R9. Surveyed - August 1961 (Revised ) Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife Funded in part by Federal Aid in Fish Restoration Act under Federal Project F-28-P L1532G
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28 NORTH LITTLE BLACK POND T15 R9, Aroostook Co. U.S.G.S. Deboullie Pond, Maine (7 1/2 ) Fishes Brook trout Minnows Creek chub Physical Characteristics Area - 6 acres Average depth - 7 feet Maximum depth - 12 feet Temperatures: Surface F 11 feet F Principal fishery: Brook trout North Little Black Pond is a small coldwater pond and is ideal habitat for brook trout. The trout fishery in the pond is maintained entirely by natural spawning in spring seepages and gravel areas within the pond. Conservative fishing regulations have been implemented to maintain and enhance the sport fishery. North Little Black Pond is one of many ponds situated in close proximity in T15 R9, a township owned by the State of Maine. Access to the pond is via a 1-mile hike over an unimproved road from Deboullie Lake. Two-wheel drive access to Deboullie Lake is available over improved gravel roads, however, it is necessary to ford the Red River. Surveyed - August 1954 (Revised ) Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife Funded in part by Federal Aid in Fish Restoration Act under Federal Project F-28-P L1508G
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30 NORTH POND T14 R9, Aroostook Co. U.S.G.S. Gardner Pond, Me (7 1/2 ) Fishes Brook trout Physical Characteristics Area - 15 acres Average depth - 9 feet Maximum depth - 16 feet Temperatures: Surface F 18 feet F Principal fishery: Brook trout North Pond is a small, coldwater pond that has ideal habitat for brook trout. Dissolved oxygen values are ample at all levels, except that a mild oxygen deficiency exists below 15 feet. The trout fishery is maintained entirely by natural reproduction within the pond. Lack of competition from other fish is an important key to the success of brook trout in North Pond. Conservative fishing regulations have been implemented to maintain and enhance the sport fishery. North Pond is in close proximity to the many ponds situated in T15 R9, a township owned by the State of Maine. Access to the pond is via a footpath from the improved gravel road system in T15 R9. Surveyed - August 1954 (Revised ) Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife Funded in part by Federal Aid in Fish Restoration Act under Federal Project F-28-P L9781G
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32 PERCH POND T15 R9, Aroostook Co. U.S.G.S. Deboullie Pond, Maine (7 1/2 ) Fishes Brook trout Minnows Redbelly dace Finescale dace Creek chub Brook stickleback Threespine stickleback Physical Characteristics Area - 17 acres Average depth - 9 feet Maximum depth - 15 feet Temperatures: Surface F 12 feet F Principal Fishery: Brook trout Perch Pond is a small, spring-fed pond with sufficient dissolved oxygen at all depths. As surface water warms, spring inflow is crucial to providing sufficient cold water to sustain the trout population. Perch Pond was chemically reclaimed in 1962 to reduce competing species and to permit intensive management for brook trout. Although a few minnow species are now present, yellow perch and white suckers have not become established. The trout fishery is maintained through annual stockings. Conservative fishing regulations have been implemented to maintain and enhance the sport fishery. Perch Pond is one of many ponds situated in close proximity in T15 R9, a township owned by the State of Maine. Two-wheel drive access to the lake is via improved gravel roads. An unimproved boat launch is available from the road. Surveyed - August 1954 (Revised , 2001) Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife Funded in part by Federal Aid in Fish Restoration Act under Federal Project F-28-P L1522G
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34 PUSHINEER POND T15 R9, Aroostook Co. U.S.G.S. Deboullie Pond, Maine (7 1/2 ) Fishes Brook trout Blueback charr Yellow perch Minnows Golden shiner Common shiner Redbelly dace Creek chub Pearl dace White sucker Physical Characteristics Area - 55 acres Average depth - 25 feet Maximum depth - 52 feet Temperatures: Surface F 46 feet F Principal fisheries: Brook trout, blueback charr Pushineer Pond is a cold, deep lake especially suited for coldwater game species. Water below the 15- foot level is cold with abundant dissolved oxygen during the warm summer months. Spawning areas for brook trout in Pushineer Pond are chiefly within the lake. The trout fishery is dependent on natural reproduction and migration from adjoining waters. Pushineer Pond supports a population of the rare blueback charr. The blueback fishery is also dependent on natural reproduction and migration from Deboullie Lake. Conservative fishing regulations have been implemented to maintain and enhance the sport fishery. Pushineer Pond is one of many ponds situated in close proximity in T15 R9, a township owned by the State of Maine. Two-wheel drive access to the lake is via improved gravel roads. A fording of the Red River is necessary to reach the unimproved boat launch. Surveyed - August 1954 (Revised , 2001) Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife Funded in part by Federal Aid in Fish Restoration Act under Federal Project F-28-P L1514G
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36 SECOND CHASE POND T14 R9, Aroostook Co. U.S.G.S. Gardner Pond, Me (7.5 ) Fishes Lake trout (togue) Brook trout Minnows Lake chub Redbelly dace Finescale dace Blacknose dace Creek chub White sucker Burbot (cusk) Slimy sculpin Physical Characteristics Area acres Temperatures: Surface - 71ºF Maximum depth feet 115 feet - 46ºF Principal fishery: Lake trout Second Chase Pond is the second in a chain of three ponds at the headwaters of Chase Brook, a tributary of Fish Lake. The forestland surrounding the pond is mountainous, and the pond s shoreline drops sharply into deep, clear water. Second Chase is one of the deeper lakes in the Fish River drainage, with a large volume of cold water below the 25-foot level. This cold water has abundant dissolved oxygen and is considered ideal habitat for trout and togue. Tributary spawning areas for the pond are limited; the inlet from Third Chase Pond contains some trout spawning areas. Shoal spawning areas for togue in the lake are adequate. Access to Second Chase Pond is by footpath or watercraft from Third Chase Pond. Third Chase is reachable by four-wheel drive vehicle over unimproved gravel logging roads. Surveyed - August 1959 (Revised ) Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife Funded in part by the Federal Aid in Restoration Act under Federal Project F-28-P L1540G
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38 SOUTH LITTLE BLACK POND T15 R9, Aroostook Co. U.S.G.S. Deboullie Pond, Maine (7 1/2 ) Brook trout Fishes Minnows Physical Characteristics Area - 7 acres Temperatures: Average depth - 5 feet Surface F Maximum depth - 8 feet 6 feet F Principal fishery: Brook trout South Little Black Pond was found barren of fish species when initially surveyed. Brook trout habitat is limited because of the general shallowness of the pond and apparent lack of spring seeps. The initial brook trout stocking occurred in The lack of spawning habitat within the pond or in the outlet provides little if any natural reproduction. Conservative fishing regulations have been implemented to maintain and enhance the sport fishery. South Little Black Pond is one of many ponds situated in close proximity in T15 R9, a township owned by the State of Maine. Access to the pond is via a 1-mile hike over an unimproved road from Deboullie Lake. Two-wheel drive access to Deboullie Lake is available over improved gravel roads, however, it is necessary to ford the Red River. Surveyed - August 1954 (Revised , 2001) Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife Funded in part by Federal Aid in Fish Restoration Act under Federal Project F-28-P L1510G
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40 STINK POND T15 R9, Aroostook Co. U.S.G.S. Deboullie Pond, Maine (7 1/2 ) Fishes Brook trout Yellow perch Minnows Finescale dace Physical Characteristics Area - 16 acres Temperatures: Average depth - 4 feet Surface F Maximum depth - 5 feet 5 feet F Principal fishery: Brook trout Stink Pond is a shallow, spring-fed trout pond. The trout fishery is maintained entirely by natural reproduction in spring seepages and the small spring inlet. Yellow perch have now become established and limit trout numbers by competing for food and space. Conservative fishing regulations have been implemented to maintain and enhance the sport fishery. South Little Black Pond is one of many ponds situated in close proximity in T15 R9, a township owned by the State of Maine. Access to the pond is via a foot path from the improved gravel road system in T15 R9. Surveyed - August 1954 (Revised ) Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife Funded in part by Federal Aid in Fish Restoration Act under Federal Project F-28-P L1518G
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42 THIRD CHASE POND T14 R9, Aroostook Co. U.S.G.S. Gardner Pond, Me (7.5 ) Fishes Lake trout (togue) Brook trout Minnows Lake chub Redbelly dace Finescale dace Blacknose dace Creek chub White sucker Slimy sculpin Physical Characteristics Area - 97 acres Temperatures: Surface - 70ºF Maximum depth - 87 feet 85 feet - 40ºF Principal fishery: Brook trout Third Chase Pond is the uppermost in a chain of three ponds at the headwaters of Chase Brook, a tributary to Fish Lake. The pond contains a sizeable volume of cold water below the 15-foot depth during the summer. Since the cold water contains plenty of dissolved oxygen, conditions are considered ideal for trout and togue. Tributary spawning areas for brook trout are very limited, but this species is apparently maintaining a good population by lake spawning. The togue population is being maintained by spawning on shoal areas within the lake. Access to Third Chase Pond is via unimproved gravel roads built and maintained by large industrial landowners for forest management purposes. Four-wheel drive is recommended for the closest two miles to the pond and these last two miles can be seasonally impassable. Surveyed - August 1959 (Revised ) Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife Funded in part by the Federal Aid in Restoration Act under Federal Project F-28-P L1542G
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44 TOGUE POND T15 R9, Aroostook Co. U.S.G.S. Gardner Pond, Maine (7 1/2 ) Fishes Landlocked salmon Lake trout (togue) Brook trout Rainbow smelt Yellow perch Minnows Lake chub Common shiner Blacknose shiner Blacknose dace Pearl dace Longnose sucker White sucker Hornpout (bullhead) Burbot (cusk) Threespine stickleback Slimy sculpin Physical Characteristics Area acres Average depth - 43 feet Maximum depth - 85 feet Temperatures: Surface F 85 feet F Principal fisheries: Landlocked salmon, lake trout, brook trout Water quality characteristics of Togue Pond are considered excellent for coldwater gamefish. Abundant dissolved oxygen is available at all depths in the deep, cold water in the warmest part of the summer. Lake trout and brook trout populations are maintained by natural spawning within the lake. The salmon fishery is dependent on annual stockings of hatchery fish. Conservative fishing regulations have been implemented to maintain and enhance the sport fishery. Togue Pond is one of many ponds situated in close proximity in T15 R9, a township owned by the State of Maine. Two-wheel drive access to the lake is via improved gravel roads. An unimproved boat launch leads from the gravel road. Surveyed - July 1954 (Revised , 2001) Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife Funded in part by Federal Aid in Fish Restoration Act under Federal Project F-28-P L1530G
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46 Brook trout UPPER POND T15 R9, Aroostook Co. U.S.G.S. Deboullie Pond, Maine (7 1/2 ) Fishes Physical Characteristics Area - 17 acres Average depth - 10 feet Maximum depth - 18 feet Temperatures: Surface F 18 feet F Principal fishery: Brook trout Water quality conditions in Upper Pond are considered favorable for brook trout. The major portion of the deeper water is cold with ample dissolved oxygen, but a mild oxygen deficiency exists below 15 feet in late summer. Spawning tributaries for brook trout are lacking and the trout fishery is maintained entirely by natural reproduction within the pond. An important reason for the continued success of the brook trout fishery is the absence of competing species. Conservative fishing regulations have been implemented to maintain and enhance the sport fishery. Upper Pond is one of many ponds situated in close proximity in T15 R9, a township owned by the State of Maine. Access to the pond is via an unimproved road from the improved gravel road system in T15 R9. Watercraft must be hand-carried to the shoreline. Surveyed - August 1954 (Revised ) Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife Funded in part by Federal Aid in Fish Restoration Act under Federal Project F-28-P L1521G
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