Jobs Pond
About Jobs Pond
Jobs Pond is a modestly sized body of water offering a peaceful retreat in Orleans County, Vermont. Covering just over 40 acres, its shallow waters—reaching a maximum depth of 18 feet—make it accessible and inviting for a variety of outdoor activities. The lake's location near Island Pond and West Burke provides a quiet setting away from busier spots. Surrounded by the natural beauty of Vermont, Jobs Pond is framed by Brighton State Park and Maidstone State Park, adding to the scenic backdrop and enhancing the area's outdoor appeal. Its manageable size and depth create a welcoming environment for those seeking a calm water experience in the Northeast Kingdom.
Fish species
Brook Trout
Fishing Jobs Pond
Fishing at Jobs Pond suits anglers looking to connect with brook trout in a tranquil setting. The lake's shallow depth encourages a productive habitat for this species, making it an appealing destination for those targeting native trout. While the fish variety is limited, the quality of brook trout fishing here can offer rewarding moments, especially for anglers who appreciate a quieter, less crowded fishing experience.
Ice fishing
During the colder months, Jobs Pond transforms into a seasonal ice fishing spot. The frozen surface invites anglers to enjoy the unique challenge and quiet solitude that winter fishing brings in Vermont's Orleans County.
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