Connecticut fishing maps / Northwest Hills County

Fishing in Northwest Hills County, Connecticut

28 lakes and rivers in Northwest Hills County have free interactive depth charts here, 26 of them built on real survey bathymetry. The deepest is Colebrook River Reservoir at 130 ft. Open any water for species-rated spots, seasonal bite windows and bait picks.

• Bantam Lake 24 ft · survey
• Burr Pond 9 ft · survey
• Colebrook River Reservoir 130 ft · survey
• Dog Pond 10 ft · survey
• East Twin Lake 80 ft · survey
• Farmington River 6 ft
• Hatch Pond 16 ft · survey
• Highland Lake 60 ft · survey
• Housatonic River 6 ft
• Howells Pond 8 ft · survey
• Leonard Pond 15 ft · survey
• Lost Pond 10 ft · survey
• McDonough Lake 50 ft · survey
• Mohawk Pond 24 ft · survey
• Mount Tom Pond 45 ft · survey
• Mudge Pond 32 ft · survey
• Park Pond 15 ft · survey
• South Spectacle Lake 40 ft · survey
• Stillwater Pond 24 ft · survey
• Tyler Lake 21 ft · survey
• Waramaug Lake 40 ft · survey
• West Branch Reservoir 90 ft · survey
• West Hill Pond 60 ft · survey
• West Side Pond 30 ft · survey
• West Twin Lake 21 ft · survey
• Winchester Lake 16 ft · survey
• Wonoscoponuc Lake 100 ft · survey
• Wood Creek Pond 6 ft · survey

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