Massachusetts pond maps

How it works: Click on any of the dots on the map for a pdf map and write-up. Locations with a yellow border indicate ponds with digital bathymetry. Zoom in close to see bathymetry drawn on map. You can use this map in real time to see bathymetry when walking on shore or in a boat.

List view

Click on the name of a waterbody below to access the pond map.

More info

• All ponds on this list allow public access. Pond maps show approximate boundaries and depth.

• Don’t forget your fishing license. Buy online at MassFishHunt or at a license vendor.

• Bathymetry. MassWildlife adds new bathemetric maps each season. These new maps provide 100 times more precision than the original maps. You can use Bathymetric maps to target different depths and habitats within a pond. For example, bass prefer steep drop-offs and plateaus, while trout spend time in deeper, colder water. Anglers who ice fish or fish from shore will find these maps useful when personal depth finders cannot be used.

• If you can't find the pond you're looking for, contact the town recreation department or local conservation commission. In some cases, MassWildlife District offices may have information on ponds that aren't listed.

• Visit the Go Fish MA! map for even more fishing information.
  Get all MassWildlife's freshwater fishing information in one place—featured sites, boat ramps, trout stocked waters, pond and lake summaries, and digital depth information. Use the filter tool at the bottom center of the map to narrow your search and find a spot that's right for you. Start with Featured Sites to see MassWildlife staff recommended locations that are very easy to access.