New Brunswick fishing maps / Charlotte County

Fishing in Charlotte County, New Brunswick

43 lakes and rivers in Charlotte County have free interactive depth charts here, 34 of them built on real survey bathymetry. The deepest is Chamcook Lake at 137 ft. Open any water for species-rated spots, seasonal bite windows and bait picks.

• A Lake 9 ft · survey
• Adelaide Lake 14 ft · survey
• Big Kedron Lake 26 ft · survey
• Bradford Cove Pond 13.1 ft
• Chamcook Lake 137 ft · survey
• Clear Lake 97 ft · survey
• Coronary Lake 11 ft · survey
• Cranberry Lake 14 ft · survey
• Crystal Lake 64 ft · survey
• Cundy Lake 36 ft · survey
• Digdeguash Lake 65 ft · survey
• Disappointment Lake 26 ft · survey
• Duck Lake 3 ft · survey
• Dwellys Pond 49.2 ft
• East Long Lake 56 ft · survey
• Eel Lake 20 ft · survey
• Gibson Lake 19 ft · survey
• Goldsmiths Lake 48 ft · survey
• Grand Falls Flowage 38.1 ft
• Hurd Lake 22 ft · survey
• Kerr Lake 20 ft
• Lake Anthony 42 ft · survey
• Lake Glensevern 5.9 ft
• Little Chamcook Lake 22 ft · survey
• Little Cranberry Lake 3.9 ft
• Little Lake 26.2 ft
• Loon Lake 26 ft · survey
• McDougall Lake 47 ft · survey
• Moose Lake 16 ft · survey
• Mosquito Lake 22 ft · survey
• Munson Lake 27 ft · survey
• Ormond Lake 11 ft · survey
• Otter Lake 19 ft
• Red Rock Lake 15 ft · survey
• Rocky Lake 35 ft · survey
• Sluice Lake 5 ft · survey
• South Oromocto Lake 24 ft · survey
• Sparks Lake 32 ft · survey
• Victoria Lake 27 ft · survey
• West Long Lake 57 ft · survey
• Wheaton Lake 37 ft · survey
• Wilson Pond 82 ft
• Woodland Flowage 24 ft · survey

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