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Tyler Lake Area Fishing Spots

120 Fishing Spots Connecticut

With 120 documented fishing spots, the Tyler Lake Area Fishing Spots stands as one of Connecticut's premier angling regions. The zone boasts 77 legendary lakes, 41 trophy-producing reservoirs, one productive river delta and one trophy-class river where Largemouth Bass, Catfish, and other popular gamefish thrive in healthy populations throughout the season.

The region's diverse aquatic habitats support robust fish populations year-round. Fishing is productive from April through October, with spring and fall offering the best action. Experienced guides in the area suggest adapting your approach based on seasonal patterns and water temperature changes.

The diverse fisheries in this zone reward anglers who adapt their approach. Start with moving baits like spinnerbaits or swim jigs to locate active fish, then switch to finesse presentations once you find a productive area. Shore access is available at many locations, making this zone ideal for wading anglers and those without boats. A basic setup with a spinning rod, size 6 hooks, and a selection of soft plastics can produce fish at nearly every spot in this zone.

The Tyler Lake Area Fishing Spots is well-suited for both day trips and extended fishing vacations. With 120 spots to explore, you could spend weeks discovering new water in this zone alone. Budget-friendly camping and RV parks are scattered throughout the area, and many spots allow bank fishing without the need for a boat. Download the coordinates from our spot listings to program your GPS, and always verify current access conditions before heading to a new location.

All 120 Fishing Spots in This Zone

Lakes (77)

Bear Swamp Pond

📍 41.9258, -73.2536
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Beckley Pond

📍 41.9625, -73.1607
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Beebe Pond

📍 41.9392, -73.3468
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Beechers Pond

📍 41.8870, -73.1685
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Benedict Pond

📍 42.0322, -73.1605
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Besse Park Pond

📍 41.8139, -73.1123
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Blake Pond

📍 41.9794, -73.0781
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Blue Heron Pond

📍 42.0087, -73.2637
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Brookside Pond

📍 41.9746, -73.0626
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Buckley Pond

📍 42.0188, -73.2075
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Bunnells Pond

📍 41.9792, -73.0366
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CCC Fire Pond

📍 41.8180, -73.2938
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Case Pond

📍 41.9978, -73.2305
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Castellas Pond

📍 41.9576, -73.1034
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Castle Pond

📍 42.0199, -73.1168
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Clark Pond

📍 41.8120, -73.3063
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Cream Hill Lake

📍 41.8835, -73.3055
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Creevey Pond

📍 41.8608, -73.0108
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Crissey Pond

📍 41.9607, -73.2397
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Currier Pond

📍 41.9705, -73.0430
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Deer Hill Pond

📍 41.9737, -73.0637
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Denenberg Pond

📍 41.9060, -73.3052
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Dog Pond

📍 41.8141, -73.2393
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Dolphin Pond

📍 41.9486, -73.2242
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Dutcher Pond

📍 42.0223, -73.3435
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Emmons Pond

📍 42.0357, -73.2539
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Fishers Pond No 1

📍 41.8084, -73.0584
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Gaylord Pond

📍 41.9689, -73.0636
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Ghilds Pond

📍 41.9662, -73.2256
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Grays Pond

📍 41.8501, -73.0112
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Guerdat Pond

📍 41.8467, -73.1168
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Hartland Pond

📍 42.0187, -73.0097
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Hay Meadow Pond

📍 42.0503, -73.2197
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Haystack Park Pond

📍 42.0010, -73.2100
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Hedden Pond

📍 41.8813, -73.3349
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Holiday Pond

📍 41.8134, -73.0130
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Iron Furnace Pond

📍 42.0104, -73.2894
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Israels Pond

📍 41.9478, -73.3854
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Jones Pond

📍 41.8294, -73.0311
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Kussell Pond

📍 41.8290, -73.2464
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Lake Marguerite

📍 42.0440, -73.0855
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Lily Pond

📍 41.9886, -73.1126
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Lori's Pond

📍 42.0046, -73.2652
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Mead Pond

📍 42.0344, -73.2285
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Metro Pond

📍 41.9905, -73.0891
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Micro Ball Lake

📍 41.9086, -73.0351
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Miller Pond

📍 41.9689, -73.0156
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Mohawk Pond

📍 41.8113, -73.2927
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O'Brien Pond

📍 42.0186, -73.3135
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Ocain Pond

📍 41.8989, -73.2415
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Old Fordge Mill Pond

📍 41.9358, -73.3917
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Ox Bow Pond

📍 42.0048, -73.3623
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Patterson Pond

📍 41.8027, -73.1519
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Phelps Pond

📍 41.9989, -73.1298
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Pond Hill Pond

📍 41.9902, -73.1749
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Pupins Pond

📍 41.9792, -73.2061
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Rowley Pond

📍 41.9597, -73.0679
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Salisbury School Pond

📍 41.9919, -73.3818
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Scoville Pond

📍 41.8892, -73.3124
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Silas Hall Pond

📍 41.9310, -73.1496
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Still Pond

📍 42.0149, -73.1936
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Stillwater Farm Pond

📍 41.9854, -73.3699
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Stoeckels Pond

📍 41.9921, -73.2038
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Tatro Pond

📍 41.9325, -73.0610
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Terry Pond

📍 42.0083, -73.1152
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Thomas Pond

📍 41.9781, -73.0792
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Travis Pond

📍 41.8744, -73.0778
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Triangle Lake

📍 42.0214, -73.1064
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Wampee Pond

📍 41.9273, -73.2461
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Wapato Pond

📍 41.9296, -73.2546
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Washinee Lake

📍 42.0231, -73.3977
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Washining Lake

📍 42.0295, -73.3832
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Weidner Pond

📍 42.0256, -73.1279
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West Side Pond

📍 41.8546, -73.2566
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White Pond

📍 41.8052, -73.0620
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Wildcat Pond

📍 41.9021, -73.2401
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Winchester Pond

📍 41.9168, -73.1265
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Reservoirs (41)

Allen Dam Reservoir

📍 41.8257, -73.1602
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Beecher Pond

📍 41.9138, -73.1630
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Bigelow Pond

📍 41.9583, -73.2215
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Camp Delaware Pond

📍 41.9162, -73.1096
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Camp Freedman Pond

📍 41.9394, -73.3435
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Childs Pond

📍 41.9418, -73.3545
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Church Street Reservoir

📍 41.8058, -73.1312
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Colebrook River Lake

📍 42.0330, -73.0490
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Crystal Lake

📍 41.8210, -73.1517
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Cunningham Pond

📍 41.8728, -73.2714
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Doolittle Lake

📍 42.0182, -73.1609
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East Branch Naugatuck River Reservoir

📍 41.8376, -73.1206
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Gillette Reservoir

📍 41.9006, -73.2146
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Goodwin Pond

📍 41.8304, -73.1140
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Great Falls Reservoir

📍 41.9639, -73.3708
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Hall Meadow Brook Reservoir

📍 41.8749, -73.1664
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Hart Brook Reservoir

📍 41.8665, -73.1691
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Hatchaloosie Reservoir

📍 41.8401, -73.1909
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Hollenbeck Pond

📍 41.9233, -73.2770
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Hoover Pond

📍 41.9138, -73.2093
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Ivy Mountain Pond

📍 41.8732, -73.2184
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Litchfield Reservoir

📍 41.8125, -73.2061
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Mad River Reservoir

📍 41.9328, -73.0950
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Migeon Pond

📍 41.8484, -73.1755
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Nash Pond

📍 41.8368, -73.3643
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Norfolk Brook Reservoir

📍 41.9846, -73.1874
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North Canaan Reservoir

📍 42.0094, -73.3145
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Ouleout Lake

📍 41.8909, -73.1620
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Park Pond

📍 41.8951, -73.1499
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Reuben Hart Reservoir

📍 41.8734, -73.1784
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Smith Pond

📍 41.9555, -73.1746
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Spaulding Pond

📍 41.9687, -73.1901
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Sucker Brook Reservoir

📍 41.9040, -73.1007
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Surdam Pond

📍 41.8107, -73.0231
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Tobey Pond

📍 41.9757, -73.2212
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Tyler Lake

📍 41.8375, -73.2614
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Victory Lake

📍 42.0417, -73.0247
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Wangum Lake

📍 41.9804, -73.2620
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West Branch Reservoir

📍 41.9978, -73.0268
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Whist Pond

📍 41.8504, -73.1861
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Whiting River Reservoir

📍 42.0436, -73.2541
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River Deltas (1)

Marshall Lake

📍 41.8613, -73.1502
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Rivers (1)

Wood Creek Pond

📍 42.0273, -73.1933
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Frequently Asked Questions

Many of the larger lakes in this zone have public boat launches and ramp access. Shore fishing is also available at numerous locations. Check individual spot details for specific access information.

Anglers in this zone commonly target Largemouth Bass, Catfish, and Bluegill. Species availability varies by water body and season — check individual spot pages for specific species information.

Yes, a valid Connecticut fishing license is required to fish at any location within this zone. Licenses can be purchased online through the Connecticut wildlife agency or at local bait shops.

Fishing is productive from April through October, with spring and fall offering the best action. Water conditions, hatches, and fish behavior all vary by season, so checking recent local reports before your trip is always a good idea.