Fishing Locations

Fishing Locations in Vermont's Northeast Kingdom

The Northeast Kingdom is a fisherman’s paradise. Fish abound in its clean and clear rivers, lakes, and streams. However, be careful to obtain the proper permits and permissions before you go fishing. The following are a couple of popular destinations for fisherman, with nearby bait-and-tackle shops.

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  • Barton, VT

    Crystal Lake State Park

    Swimming and boating in a glacial lake; cottage for rent; pets not allowed

    Crystal Lake is a glacial lake surrounded by rough mountains. The beach is a mile of sandy shoreline with a swimming area. The granite bathhouse has bathrooms, changing areas, and a concession stand. Also: picnic tables, charcoal grills, play areas, boats and canoes are for rent. The Crystal Lake cottage is for rent; it accommodates up to six people. Open Memorial Day-Labor Day, 10 a.m.-sunset. - Interactive Park Map (PDF)

    96 Bellwater Avenue 802-525-6205
  • Newark, VT

    Newark Pond

    The Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department owns an access area near the north end of the pond. You can either cast from the access area or from the shoulder of the road. You can also fish from the road shoulder at the dry hydrant, further south. If you have a boat, you can launch one at the access area.

    Species: Smallmouth bass and yellow perch are abundant in this pond. The pond is stocked with trout, but when the water gets warm in summer, they go deeper, and you can't catch them from shore.

    Directions: From Lyndonville, head north on Route 5. In West Burke, turn right onto Route 5A. After 0.8 miles, turn right onto Newark Street. Travel on Newark Street for about 5.8 miles, and turn left onto Newark Pond Road. The pond is another 1.4 miles.

    Newark Pond Road

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