As we know, Vermont is an ideal destination if you're looking to spend time in nature. While you can camp, ski, hike, bike, and play on the water, fishing is another popular pastime in the Green Mountain State. Although there are plenty of peaceful destinations to fish in Vermont, we'd like to draw your attention to Baker Pond in Brookfield. Read on to learn more about this little-known pond in Orange County that's ideal for fishing.
The Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department owns Baker Pond. To reach this under-the-radar fishing spot in Vermont, take I-89 to exit 5.
In addition to fishing along the shore, visitors are welcome to fish with a small boat.
The lovely pond is 38 acres wide. The deepest part of the serene spot to fish in Vermont is about 10 feet.
You'll find plenty of pumpkinseed sunfish (also known as pond perch) in this lovely spot in Vermont.
Baker Pond is also full of largemouth bass. If you come to fish in Vermont during spring, you'll have a good chance of catching brook trout too.
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After you've explored Baker Pond, how about some more lesser-known spots to fish in Vermont? We also invite you to share your favorite fishing destinations in the comments section. Remember to take advantage of the Wear Your Roots and Realtree special offer too!
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