Leadmine Pond

Leadmine Pond is located in Sturbridge, MA. Get a depth map of the lake, along with information about fishing access and the fish population.

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Description

Leadmine Pond is a 60-acre great pond and impoundment of Leadmine Brook located about one mile west of Route 84 near the Holland town line in Sturbridge. Leadmine Pond has an average depth of 19 feet, a maximum depth of 46 feet and the waters are typically transparent to 18 feet. Aquatic vegetation is infrequent aside from some small patches of lily pads. Be aware that there are several large boulders scattered along the shoreline, some only barely submerged.

Recreational access

MassWildlife manages an unimproved dirt boat ramp suitable for light trailered craft and cartop boats off of Carey Rd (get directions). Parking is limited to a dirt area adjacent to the ramp suitable for 2 to 3 cars. Please contact the Central District office of MassWildlife for additional information pertaining to public access of Leadmine Pond.

The dirt access point of Leadmine Pond, located off of Carey Road.

The parking for the boat ramp of Leadmine Pond, suitable for around 2 cars.

Fish populations

The following fish species were found during MassWildlife surveys:

• largemouth bass
• chain pickerel
• yellow perch
• white perch
• bluegill
• pumpkinseed
• brown bullhead
• white sucker
• golden shiner

Trout stocking information 

Fishing

Leadmine Pond has produced largemouth bass that meet the minimum size for recognition by the Freshwater Sportfishing Awards Program.

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More fishing resources:

Everything you need to get started fishing  Best bets for trophy fishing  Where to fish in MA 

Stop aquatic hitchhikers

Prevent the transport of nuisance species; clean all recreational equipment. Visit ProtectYourWaters.net to learn more.