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2021 MASSACHUSETTS TROUT STOCKED WATERS SOUTHEAST DISTRICT Daily stocking updates can be viewed at Mass.gov/Trout. All listed waters are stocked in the spring. Bold waters are stocked in spring and fall. ATTLEBORO: Bungay River MANSFIELD: Canoe River BARNSTABLE: Hamblin Pond, Hathaway Pond, MARSHFIELD: Parsons Pond Lovells Pond, Shubael Pond MASHPEE: Ashumet Pond, Johns Pond, Mashpee/ BREWSTER: Cliff Pond, Flax Pond, Higgins Pond, Wakeby Ponds Little Cliff Pond, Sheep Pond MATTAPOISETT: Mattapoisett River BRIDGEWATER: Skeeter Mill Pond NORTH ATTLEBOROUGH: Falls Pond, Whiting Pond CHATHAM: Goose Pond, Schoolhouse Pond NORTON: Canoe River COHASSET: Bound Brook NORWELL: Norris Reservation Pond DENNIS: Scargo Lake OAK BLUFFS: Upper Lagoon Pond DIGHTON: Segreganset River ORLEANS: Baker Pond, Crystal Lake EAST BRIDGEWATER: Beaver Brook PLYMOUTH: Big Sandy Pond, Fearing Pond, Fresh EASTHAM: Herring Pond Pond, Little Pond, Long Pond, Lout Pond, Russell- Sawmill Ponds, Town Brook, UNT to Eel River FALMOUTH: Ashumet Pond, Deep Pond, Grews Pond, Mares Pond PLYMPTON: Winnetuxet River FREETOWN: Ledge Pond RAYNHAM: Johnson Pond HALIFAX: Winnetuxet River REHOBOTH: East Branch Palmer River, Palmer River HANOVER: Indian Head River ROCHESTER: Marys Pond, Mattapoisett River HANSON: Indian Head River SANDWICH: Peters Pond, Pimlico Pond, Scorton Creek, Spectacle Pond HINGHAM: Weir River SCITUATE: Bound Brook, Tack Factory Pond KINGSTON: Soules Pond MASS.GOV/TROUT SEEKONK: Burrs Pond, Old Grist Mill Pond WELLFLEET: Gull Pond SWANSEA: Lewin Brook Pond (Swansea Dam) WEST TISBURY: Duarte Ponds, Old Millpond, Seths Pond TAUNTON: Lake Rico YARMOUTH: Long Pond TRURO: Great Pond SOUTHEAST DISTRICT OFFICE 195 Bournedale Road, Buzzards Bay (508) 759-3406.

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