Bullough's Pond Association
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                                               “This beautiful sheet of water, like a sapphire gem set round with emeralds…”  Samuel Francis Smith, History of Newton, Massachusetts, 1880
Recreation...
Fishing

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Photo by David Klegon

The City of Newton requires that those who want to fish purchase a fishing license before casting a line into any of Newton’s waterways.
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Photo by David Klegon

Bullough’s Pond isn’t all that large, but fishing enthusiasts find the fish are biting most days.

Anglers report catching bluegill, yellow perch and largemouth bass here.  

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Photo by David Klegon
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Photo © Kathleen Kouril Grieser






Fly-fishing at Bullough’s Pond is fun when you’re floating and wearing fins to get to where the fish are biting…









… and any kind of fishing is better when you’re with a friend. 
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Photo by Dan Brody, Newton Conservators
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The Bullough’s Pond Association 
P.O. Box 600669, Newtonville, MA 02460 
Tel. 617-965-7587
The Association is a 501(c)(3) organization.

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