Conference wahoo::fishing-v2

    	For what it's worth....  Sunday 12/23/91 I saw three people ON THE
    ICE at a small pond near my house in Holliston!!!  This is not a great
    risk as the pond is only about 3 ft. deep.  I didn't have time to stop
    and ask how thick the ice was but they were drilling holes and setting
    tip ups!!
    	This does NOT mean that ice is safe everywhere!!!  PLEASE CHECK
    CAREFULLY BEFORE GOING ON THE ICE!!!
    
    					B.C.

    My neighbor went up to Great Bay on Fri night.  Nobody out smelting
    yet, although there appeared to ne 4" of ice in spots.  With the warmer
    weather this week, I don't expect the conditions improve much before 
    the holidays.
    
    -donmac

According to Steve's Sport Shop in Hooksett, NH, there is 4-5" of ice on 
many of the smaller ponds and including the smaller coves on Newfound Lake 
and Winnisquam.  He had already sold 40+ dozen shiners yesterday, so it's 
obvious that folks are venturing out onto the snaller ponds.

I'll head out this weekend.

Happy Holidays to all!

-HSJ-

    Took my daughter iceskating on Littleville Lake (Huntington, MA.) yesturday

    5 to 6 inches of ice and a couple of groups of fishermen one group singin'

                " you shoulda' seen the one that gotta' way " ("a nice brown")

    the other group had a nice 15" brown ........

	Saw a few people on the ice yesterday.   6'' in some spots
	around central mass.  Looks like this weekend is a go!

	Ken

    My neighbor drove up to Great Bay last night looking for ice.
    People were smelting last night off of Rt 85 near Exeter.  He'll
    be up there tonight.  Can't make it myself but hope to start the annual
    Friday night trips next week, weather permitting.
    
    -donmac

    
    I was Smelting friday on the Exeter/Oyster river, 4-5" of ice, not
    enough to convince me to put my HILTON Smelt Shack... However we
    caught a handful of smelt/tommys.
    
    There is 8 Shacks allready on the Exeter river near the boat ramp, it
    seems the ice is thicker in that area. 
    
    Pray for subzero weather and don't forget to get your 1992 fishing
    license...
    
    
    MIke
    
    
    

    
    I went skiing at Gunstock in Gilford, NH this past friday and both
    Winnisquam and Winni has skim ice in the coves (not safe). From the
    top of the mountian it looked as though most of the lake was open
    water.
    
    Tim
    

    
    
    Where do you put your house on in Exeter? It wasn't clear to me, from
    the signs at the ramp that it is allowed there. 
    Do people mess with the houses much there, being right in town?
    Also, where can you buy bait in Exeter?
    
    Does anyone know what the ice is like at Sawyer's?
    
    I,ve got to get some house keeping done on my house and get it
    on the ice.
    
    Thanks 
    
    John

    
    You can put a Smelt Shanty on the Exeter river in town at the boat
    ramp, and it is allowed. If you plan on parking there at night you 
    will need a permit that can be had at the Exeter town hall.
    
    People don't often mess with your shanty and most of the time there
    are other people fishing in the area. Don't leave anything in the
    shanty of vaule. I keep my shanty closed up tight "out of sight -
    out of mind"...
    
    You can buy bait in Exeter at one of the local stores about 1 mile
    from the boat ramp. I don't remember the name of the store, but this
    is how to get there. When leaving the boat ramp, go left and you will
    see a platform is the middle of the road, bear right go up that road
    about a mile or less the package store will be on your left and they
    have a sign in the window "SEA WORMS"...  
    
    Sawyers has about 4" of ice and about 15 shantys on it. They said the
    smelting has been spotty and theres plenty of white perch. I wonder if
    White Perch eat Smelt ?
    
    Anyways I hope this helps John,
    
    Mike
     
    
    There should be about six inches of ice there tomorrow, I will be 
    hopefully setting up my shanty on the Oyster river tomorrow if there
    is six plus inches of ice.

    Mike, can you post directions to the ramp from 101 - so I can find the
    store?  Hmmm... 4" and white perch at Sawyers... maybe i'll wind up there
    tomorrow night...  Any white perch on the exeter?
    
    -donmac

 Any reports on ice conditions at Newfound Lake?

    
    Don,
    
    I have never caught a white perch fishing the Exeter river, however I
    know that there catching white perch on the Lamprey near the mills and
    some at Sawyers place.
    
    The bait place in Exeter off of 101 East, I take the Exeter Exit into
    town like I would be heading to go fishing and at the Fire Station I
    take a right until I more less come to main street in Exeter then take
    a left and the store will be about 150 yards on the right...
    I'm not sure of the names of the street, But if you know how to get to
    the Exeter boat ramp the other directions may be easier...
    
    Have fun!
    
    P.S. Has anyone ever fished BOW LAKE in N.H. ? If you did how was the
    fishing and is there any trout?
    
    Mike
    
    
    
    
    
    

    ANYONE,
    
    It would be appreciated for an information on;  where and fee for
    fishing in NH. 

    
    Thanks for the directions.
    
    Re.-1, haven't picked up my `92 license yet so I can't tell ya for
    sure.  I'm going to pick up my license this afternoon hopefully,
    I'll post the info Thursday.
    
    re: Bow Lake - I used to NAIL the rainbows there in fall before they
    made in an official designated trout lake.  Lots of nice rainbows in
    there a few years ago - of course not many folks knew they were there
    so that helped.
    
    -donmac
    

    Thanks Mike V. for the information. My wife and I took a ride to Exeter
    and Newmarket yesterday. After re-reading the sign at the town ramp I
    realized I had previously misread it. There must have been a total of
    50+ houses on the river in Exeter from the ramp to about a mike down
    stream. We stopped in and talked to Junior at Sawyer's and got
    basically the same story as you gave as to what the catch has been.
    They are catching some white perch in the 1 LB plus range
    up by the treatment plant in Newmarket. I did not figure out how to get
    down in there yet.
    
    I am taking my house up to Sawyers this Fri night. The ice is broken
    up at the shore where you put on, so houses must be put on at near low
    tide.
    
    I don't like the sound of the mild weather coming up for the rest of
    the week and through the weekend. 
    
    John
    

    Dilsworth and I were behind the treatment plant last night. 4-5" of
    ice.  The white perch were not around and the smelt were scattered.
    We only caught 25 or so, the same for my neighbor who was there as
    well.
    
    -donmac
    

    Hi,
    
    Glad to see you guys checked out the Smelting area and the Fishing
    at the water treatment plant. I was fishing at the treatment plant
    early yesterday afternoon, The fishing was lousy the worst I ever
    seen. Its usually pretty good with a least something biting. I never
    caught even one fish and out of maybe a dozen guys no one was moving
    quick (I saw 4 fish caught at the peak of the incoming tide).
    
    The ice on the other hand was very scary I would say on about 3 inches
    where the good current is and maybe 4 inches on the sides. Some guys
    are so crazy about smelting, I saw 5 guys at the plant in the middle
    where two shantys are actually sinking slowing as water was 1 inch deep
    on the surface.
    
    Don,
    I would like to talk to you
    about BOW lake, I will call you when I get a chance.
    
    The Exeter river has the most ice near the boat ramp, not sure if
    anyones catching fish? 
    
    They do have bait at the store in town (Exeter)  
    
    John, Unless you plan on Baby sitting your shack daily, I don't
    recommend setting up just yet.
    
    Have to go,
    MIke
    
    
    
    
    

    I called Sawyers and they said that the ice is not so hot, although
    there were folks out fishing.  They said 3-4 inches.  Wednesday's 
    4-5 inches was fine, but any less than that becomes questionable.
    We've cancelled tonights trip.
    
    -donmac

    We went up to Sawyers Fir night and caught 3. There were about 4 other
    houses being fished with about the same success accept for one that had
    about a dozen. There was about 3 inches of good ice under about an inch
    or so of snow ice.
    
    I went up yesterday (Sunday) to pull my house off and Junior had just
    finished pulling all of the houses. Good thing he did because we were
    too late to be able to get out on the ice due to the extra high tide.
    The ice was disappearing fast. The channel was opened up and the rest
    was breaking up. One house was through the ice Fri night and was still
    showing its roof yesterday. Another house was way out in the bay
    submurged. I doubt there is any ice left there today. 
    
    Most of the houses had to be pulled through the water for the last
    20 to 30 feet from shore. Some of the lighter ones were floated across
    on an iceburg.
    
    It certainly is nice to have someone looking out for your house
    when things get touchy. Junior only charges $3 for the service of
    pulling your house and does it automatically when necessary. I told him
    to call if he ever needed help in the future.
    
    John
    

    My neighbor went up to the treatment plant on Fri night and Sunday.
    Friday he had about 3" of ice and yesterday he had about 1.5" by the
    channel.  He's nuts, but he gave me a drywall bucket full of white
    perch last night...  He said he could have filled up 3 buckets each
    time up.
    
    -donmac

 Went to Newfound Lake this weekend.

 The vast majority of the lake is open. Only the coves have any ice. The south
cove by Wellington Beach has about 10-12" of ice. The cove at the north of the 
lake just past the marina has about 6-8" of ice, with only 3" or so in the
newly iced section. The newly iced section is clearly delineated from the
older ice by a snowline and different color. A bobhouse began to sink into the
new ice yesterday, causing a few anxious moments. :-)

 I saw only one decent fish yesterday, a gorgeous rainbow of about 18". 
Absolutely beautiful colors, and large spots. "Like a picture in a magazine."
He was caught on a salmon egg in about 10 feet of water (sandy bottom).

 I had the only flag from our group. The fish was not hooked; it only took
about 5 feet of line before dropping the bait. A few teethmarks in the side of 
the smelt were as close as I came. :-)

 Temp was about 20 yesterday, a damn sight more comfortable than saturday.
saturday morning had temps of about 10� and winds a solid 25-30 knots. Without
a bobhouse, that made for some brutal conditions. We only stayed for a couple of 
hours before hastily retreating.

 The Doctah

    
    
    	After seeing the ice come and go and.... on the Mill pond, a
    	question on Ice Build-up Rates popped into my head. I saeem to
    remember years ago hearing something along the lines of '..It's 10 deg. 
    out tonight,  that means that ice will be building up at the rate of 
    ( ) inches each hour..'
    
    
    	Does anyone know if there is a 'rule of thumb' regarding ice build
    up vs. Air temp?
    
    	Thanks
    	Chuck
    

 Newfound lake is finally locked. About 12" of ice or so. People are driving
on it with no problem.

    
    
    I would just like to enter a qucik note here for all of you who
    "Ice Drink" or Ice fish in central Mass.
    
    DATELINE Webster Lake:
    
    On Sunday, January 26th, 1992 4 (four) people fell through the lake
    each as seperate incidents.  
    
    Please be aware that just because of the cold spell that does'nt
    mean that everything is safe.
    
    Be carfull out there!
    
    Bob Montville
    

    
       B.C. and I fished South pond in Brookfield Saturday. To my
       surprise there was an ice fishing tourney held there...the ice
       was only 3-5 inchs (not bad) BUT! there were a few openings in
       the ice towards the middle. Then!! heres the best part. We drive
       a mile or so down the road and theres "cars and trucks" out "on"
       Quaboug pond.  Yikes!!!!!!
                                                  Kiv

I'm really surprised at how much the ice conditions seem to vary.  With all 
the cold weather we've had, I would expect that all the smaller ponds and 
lakes in MASS would be real solid.

Let's hope this week remains cold to help improve the ice on Winnie for the 
upcoming derby.  I'd hate to see the event spoiled by having some fools 
drive through thin ice.  

-joe-

    Hey, Joe, remember those word when you trying to talk me into driving
    out on Winni this weekend!
    
    -donmac 

    There are a number of things that affect ice conditions on a body of
    freshwater. The two most common are current and chemistry. Currents are
    common in what we think of as standing water, especially in those ponds
    and lakes with inlets and outlets (many of which are underground and so
    not detectable). If you see a water outtake for a municipal water
    supply at one end of a pond, you can bet there are some places where
    the ice is particularly thin. You won't know where those places are
    unless you happen to know the flow of the current in that pond. (It
    seldom runs right down the middle.)
    
    There is a current that runs at a little over a knot in Winnipesaukee
    off Borrin Point of Birch Island, for example, that seems completely
    inexplicable. Since the current only exists (as far as I have seen)
    between 30 and 40 feet, it wouldn't have much effect on ice thickness.
    I mention it only as an example of currents in freshwater.
    
    Water chemistry is another reason some ice would be less reliably
    thick. *Many* of the lakes and ponds of Massachusetts have been so
    thoroughly polluted that, in spring and summer, one can *see* the
    chemical stratification, which does not correspond to thermal
    stratification. Since chemical poisoning of the water tends to
    concentrate in certain areas of a lake or pond, I would expect those
    areas to have thinner ice cover. I don't think there is any way to know
    where the thin ice is in such situtations, even if you know what the
    currents are.
    
    
    
    FWIW
    
    John H-C

    Does any of you remember when Winnipesaukee thawed last year?
    I mean, when was it free enough of ice that you could put a boat in and
    navigate around the floes? March? April?
    
    Thanks.
    
    John H-C

      
    
         OFFICIAL ICE OUT LAST YEAR WAS APRIL 8TH 3:16 PM
    
                               
    
                                     JEFF (CAPTAIN)
                                     TEAM STARCRAFT

    This winter has been very mild and I suppose it's possible a new
    record could be set this year.  I have a Lake Winnie ice-out chart
    on the wall in my office, which goes back to 1851.  Earliest ice-out 
    on record, was March 28 in 1921.  In the last 140 years, last year's
    date of April 8 has only been beaten 12 times.  Average appears to 
    be around April 15-16.  Latest was May 12, which occured in 1888 and 
    again in 1893.  Lets hope we don't break THAT record!
    
    Rick

 There's nearly 2 feet of ice on Newfound (by the island across from the
Ledges) and supposedly 2.5 feet in the southern part of the lake. I'd be
surprised if this ice were gone much before tax time...

 Are there any spots open in NH for lake trout and/or this tomorrow's
salmon opener?

    If they were snowmobileing on Alton Bay last Sunday....I don't
    think so. I don't know of any laketrout/salmon lakes south of that,
    in this state anyway.
                                 Jeff (Captain)
                                 Team Starcraft

 I'm pretty sure there's some open water in Winnisquam; there was open water
there by Mosquito bridge back when there were 18" by Black Brook. I haven't
decided if I will bother yet. I've got the itch to get out and fish, though... 

:-)

    Does anyone know if the ice is out of Sebago Lake where the Songo River
    enters?
    
    Thanks
    John
    

    This is the first time I have written anything in this notes file.
    Just wanted to let everyone know that I heard on WZID this A.M. on my
    way into work, that all ice houses must be removed from the lakes by
    midnight TONIGHT or the state will take them and auction them.
    
    Sooo if anyone has a house still out on the ice anywhere in the state
    you better hussle on up to it and take it into shore.
    
     

    re: .37
    
    I just got off the phone with some Inland Fisheries folks about an hour
    ago. I was told in passing that ice still covers Sebago.
    
    FWIW
    
    John H-C

    There is a lot of open water at Winnipesaukee east of Moultonbough
    Neck.  I was able to canoe from Ganzy island to as far south as Melvin
    bay - and except for an area way up north, it was clear.  Even had one 
    salmon in the boat.  Center harbor is clear out about 1 mile, and 
    Meredith Bay is still pretty well full of ice.  
    
    bill

    Bill, thanks for the info. Any bites? Nibbles? Did you see anything?
    Did you fish? Must have been real cold! 
    
    
                       Jeff (Captain)
                       Team Starcraft

 Sebago is fully iced out, for those of you interested in venturing to
Maine.

    On Saturday, Alton Bay was open half way between Sandy Pt and Echo Pt.
    Saw five KEEPERS taken, one bump for me.  VERY, VERY COLD.  Ice in the
    guides, snow in the boat!
    
    John

 Were the keepers all salmon, or were any of them lakers? Slow trolling
smelt, casting spoons, trolling flies?

    
             Does anyone know what Squam looks like???
    
    
    
              Fra

 Supposedly there is some open water on the big lake. We played dodge the 
ice flows there last year at this time. And some people took a few (very few)
fish early.

    all salmon, seemed liked like they were being caught all ways
    
    john
    

    
            We fished Winni all day monday, Alton Bay is out all the way,
        we fished around Rattlesnake and Diamond, and Ames Farm, didnt
        see any ice at all.
            Only caught 1 keeper, 19".
            Warmest water temp we found was 39.6.
            The temp in the river at the end of Alton Bay was 46.4
    
             Fra

 I fished Alton bay yesterday. I dropped my only hit of the day (I only got
to fish for about 3 hours.)

 No ice was in sight (though I didn't venture very far out.)

 Saw only a few fish taken, but one was a prize. A salmon that definitely
weighed more than 10 lbs. It was massive. I thought I was at the Big O.
Caught on a smelt. It had a couple of flies in it's mouth already. Big fish.

    
    	Any Vermont line dippers know if Lake Willoughby 
    
    	is ice free yet ?
    
    	(and yes John H-C I am still cruising the world of notes
    
    	 I can hardly wait to read the news article about you being 
    
    	 molested by ravenous trout after dipping your wetsuit in some 
    
    	secret trout attractant goop )
    
    					- Ed	

    
    
    
                           APRIL 21 4:00 PM
    
    

 Ice is out on Bow Lake as well. Most of the ponds in So NH are also ice free.
There was still a little ice on Dublin Lake last friday, but it may be gone by 
now. Granite Lake is free.

 Anybody know anything about Squam Lake, Newfound, or Sunapee?

    Does anyone have a knowledgable source of info on the expected iceout
    date for Moosehead Lake?  I'm supposed to be arriving there two weeks
    from right now and hope I don't have to turn my Merc into an auger.

    	Re: -.1  	No info on Moosehead, but Schroon lake in the 
    		Adirondack park in upstate N.Y. was still frozen on 
    		Saturday.  Lake George, however, which is close by, was
    		open.  It seems as though the bigger bodies of water
    		that get exposure to the wind and currents ice out 	
    		earlier.  

			Also, Island Pond in the Northeast Kingdom of
		Vermont was froze quite solid this past weekend as well.
		It's no consolation, you'll probably still want to talk
		to a local, but you can probably bet it's still frozen 
		today.....

    Any info on Moosehead Ice-out?  Expected date?  My buddies and I are
    leaveing for there on the 13th, 6 days from now.  I've got calls in,
    but no good answers yet.  Nothing beats first hand info.  We've got a 
    back up plan just in case.
    
    Last I heard was that the shores were open but that there's still ice
    on the main body of the lake.  
    
    Pete (praying for a warm breeze)
    

    Ice was comletely off Schoodic Lake in Brownville, ME last Thursday.
    
    Moosehead's in the vicinity, and the same may be true there. Rumor has
    it that Schoodic Lake is one of the last to get ice and one of the last
    to lose ice in Maine. It could be that the ice is already off
    Moosehead.
    
    FWIW
    
    

    Hoping to save myself some miles on my car looking for an unfrozen pond
    in MA. My friends and I have some new equipment we need to try out
    before submitting it to corrosive rigors of saltwater.
    
    Does anybody know of a pond deeper than 20 feet in eastern MA that is
    still ice free?
    
    Thanks.
    
    John H-C

 Winnisquam is still open. My aunt went to her camp on wednesday and there's
only a tiny bit of ice in the coves.

 There is currently about 8 inches of ice on Nubanusit, though some jamoke
put his snowmobile through the middle of it this past weekend... I guess
the 8 inches is closer to the edge than the middle. Not many fish being caught,
however.

    I saw a full sized pick-up, on the ice, in the middle
    
    of Canobie Lake yesterday!
    
                                   Jeff

     
    I saw the bed of a full sized pick-up in the middle of canobie
     today! 8^)

Given the warm weather over the past few days and the fact that there is
STILL open water on Winnie, I expect that there will be some mighty
crowded conditions at the Winnie Derby in 2 weeks.  There's not a lot of
safe ice on the larger lakes, so I expect the sheltered coves and 
shorelines will be mobbed.

Who is planning to go?  Heard any recent ice condition reports?

-HSJ-

    Usually a read only noter here.
    Any news on the ice conditions on Winni.
    We'll be there for the tourny as long as there's enough ice.
    
    Thanks,
    Garry

    As of last weekend, twelve large objects have gone through the ice on
    Meredith Bay. The smallest was a snowmobile, and the largest was a
    Winnebago. There were a bunch of ice sheds on the ice on Saturday, but
    words of caution were flowing all through the neighboring towns. Locals
    are being *very*  cautious about ice skating anywhere in the area
    (Meredith, Center Harbor, Moultonborough, Sandwich, etc.) 
    because ice all over has been unpredictable at best. There is one diver
    in the area whose been making a better-than-usual living this winter
    going through the ice in search of cars, trucks, and snowmobiles.
    
    FWIW
    
    John H-C

 Nubanusit Lake had ~12" of ice on it in the area where we put the bobhouse
last sunday.

 We didn't catch any trout (only 1 flag, and it stole my bait.) My buddy
did jig up three yellow perch ~10" in about 15 minutes, though.

 And we saw one nice fat rainbow caught when we first got there. It was
about an 18" long hen; she was fat and full of roe. Pretty fish. Shallow
water, ~15 feet from shore with a salmon egg.

    I was up on Newfound this weekend.  Put my bobhouse out sunday. 
    The ice was definitely spotty.  There were only 2 other bobhouses
    on the cove.  There were a number of pressure ridges and fissures.

    We dropped the bobhouse in close to shore and are planning on moving it 
    out a little further this weekend.  The ice was very upredictable, and
    the 8 inches of snow they got Sunday hid a lot of weak ice.  That same
    snow will insulate the lake and reduce the effectiveness of this last
    cold snap some.

    I saw some spots with 12 inches of ice, and some spots that were wet...

    Yet on the southern end of the lake there were cars and trucks on the
    lake.

    After a close call with some thin ice last year, I playing it extra safe
    this year.  I'd advise everyone else to be cautious this year, from what
    I saw this last weekend, you could be going swimming if you start 
    bringing vehicles out on the ice.

    George

Hi gang.

Anybody know if the ice is out yet on specific central Mass.
trout ponds ?

I'm interested in Comet in Hubbardston.

I do know that Fort is clear, in Lancaster. Any others ?


Dave

    baddacook in Groton is clear. Sandy pond in Ayer should be by now.
    
    			Robert.

    I dove White Pond in Concord this morning. Temp was 41 at the surface
    and 37 at the bottom (60+ feet). I think you're safe using White Pond
    as a standard against which to measure ice-out. I'll bet Comet is
    clear, too.
    
    John H-C

Thanks John,

The big question is .... Did you see any fish this morning ?


Dave

    I drove by Wachusett reservoir this morning. I only saw ice in a couple
    of the bays..Overall, it was about 90 % open..and yes, they were out
    there fishing it.
    
    stan
    

    I was at Comet yesterday 4/15 during lunch, ice looked thick except for 
    about 20 feet from shore near the boat ramp. Some guy was fishing but
    at that time no luck.
    
    I would think with the nice warm weather today it should be ok for
    shore fishing this weekend, boats on the other hand will most likely
    have to wait a week.
    
    

    Lots of open water at Winnisquam, saw a number of boats trolling around
    the lower section.
    
    On the north end of Winnipesaukee the edges are gone and there's open
    water around the ramp at center harbor, a couple small boats were
    trolling a small area on saturday.  Didn't make it down to Alton Bay
    but my guess would be it's 1/4-1/3 open...  Lots of people fishing 
    (some wading) at the public launch area in Meredith as well.
    
    Won't be long now...
    
    -donmac

    Ice is out on winni, was declared "o-fish-al" early thurs afternoon...
    -donmac

 Anybody check the ice on Willard Pond or any of the other trout ponds in
the southern part of the state?

    
     Ice out at Comet!!!
        
     
                                         H-B

What exactly is the process for ice-out? Looking at a body
of water, I'll see some beginning arounds the inlets or
outlets for a number of days with no dramatic changes, and
then suddenly one day, the ice is gone. Why isn't it more
gradual? Is the ice simply melting, like an ice cube on a
table or are other processes at work?

Thanks,
Jerry

    It is gradual until the end. The ice gets thinner and thinner, and by
    going through a series of thaw/refreeze cycles it becomes more porous.
    Once it starts to open up, it becomes subjected to the ice-breaking
    effects of the wind. That's what really accelerates the process- the
    wind and increased sunlight.

    ICE is out in the lakes near my house in North East Massachusetts
    (Chelmsford, MA) however 50 miles North at Northwood Lake in Northwood
    NH there was still a lot of ice.
    
    john
    

    	Ice went out on Lake Massebesic over the weekend. I didn't get to
    go, but did see some people fishing (I live right up the road).
    
    	Ray

    Went by Northwood yesterday... ice should be gone within 2-3 days.  Any
    reports on Pawtuckaway orf Stumpfield?

    The ice has retreated in Central Mass. People and boats on Fort Pond,
    Whalom, Spectacle, Waschacum and Wachusett Resevoir............
    
    Hallelujah!!!!!!!!!!!!
    Bob M�