Worcester County, MA
The Quabbin Reservoir is the largest inland body of water in Massachusetts. This artificial body of water not only one of the main water supplies in Massachusetts but also a productive fishery popular with anglers.
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Please, be aware that Quabbin Reservoir is a seasonal fishery. It opens on the third Saturday in April and closes on the third Saturday in October.
You can catch landlocked salmon by trolling with fly rods here.
Trolling dead shiners might help you to catch lake trout here.
PowerBait and worms, Little Cleos and Phoebe Wobblers fished in the coves and bays of the lake are productive for rainbow trout fishing.
The north end of the lake holds a healthy bass population.
Target underwater structures such as sunken trees, steep ledges and brush piles to catch crappie.
Regulations vary by location. Check the rules for your fish to stay informed and prepared for fishing.
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