Ticklenaked Pond

About Ticklenaked Pond

Ticklenaked Pond invites outdoor lovers to enjoy its peaceful waters throughout the seasons in Caledonia County, Vermont. The pond's moderate size offers a spacious yet intimate setting for nature enthusiasts and anglers alike. Its depth, reaching just over 50 feet, provides a diverse aquatic environment that supports a variety of fish species and seasonal water activities. Surrounded by the natural beauty of Vermont, the pond lies near the towns of Wells River, VT, and Woodsville and North Haverhill in New Hampshire. The nearby Ricker Pond State Park and Stillwater State Park add to the area's scenic appeal, offering a broader context of protected natural spaces that enhance the overall outdoor experience.

Surface area

55 acres

Maximum depth

51 feet

Lake-Link Score

13.7

Fish species

Largemouth Bass, Panfish, Smallmouth Bass, Yellow Perch

Fishing Ticklenaked Pond

Fishing at Ticklenaked Pond brings a rewarding experience with a mix of species that appeal to anglers seeking variety. The waters hold largemouth and smallmouth bass, which provide exciting challenges with their spirited fights. Panfish and yellow perch add to the diversity, offering options for both casual and more dedicated anglers. The pond's moderate depth supports these species well, allowing for a versatile fishing experience that can change with the seasons. Whether casting from shore or a small boat, the opportunity to connect with nature and enjoy the calm surroundings is a key part of the day on the water.

Ice fishing

Ice fishing at Ticklenaked Pond offers a unique way to engage with Vermont's winter landscape. The frozen surface transforms the pond into a quiet retreat where anglers can pursue species like panfish and perch beneath the ice. This seasonal activity provides a peaceful yet rewarding experience amid the stillness of winter.