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Haynes Pond

Gloucester County, Virginia
47 acres

About Haynes Pond

Haynes Pond in Gloucester County, Virginia, provides a quiet, natural setting for outdoor enthusiasts. This small pond covers just under 50 acres, offering a cozy space for visitors to enjoy the water and surrounding landscape. Its shallow nature means it warms quickly in the warmer months, creating a peaceful environment for seasonal visits. The pond is located near Gloucester Courthouse, Gloucester Point, and Yorktown, placing it within easy reach of these towns. The pond's surroundings include Chippokes Plantation State Park, adding to the area's outdoor appeal. While the pond itself is modest in size and depth, it offers a close-to-nature experience that fits well with the character of Gloucester County's scenic waterways.

Surface area
47 acres
Lake-Link Score
12.0

Fishing Haynes Pond

Variety in fish species is limited at Haynes Pond, as no specific species are listed for this location. The pond's shallow waters suggest a habitat that may support small warm-water fish typical of Virginia's ponds, though no detailed species information is available. Anglers looking for a diverse catch might find the options here more modest compared to larger bodies of water. Fishing here is likely a relaxed experience, suitable for those who appreciate a quiet day by the water rather than targeting a wide array of fish species.

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