Early in the season, on the eastern half of the pond (the side on the right side of the access road) the weeds aren't too bad on the shore lines and can be fished with some success. Yet, when I went out in late June, the weeds were too thick to fish, never mind get my boat through them. We were stuck fishing the weedless shore on the northern side of the pond, unsuccessfully. This half of the pond has no houses on the shore.
The most attractive and most troubling part of Robbins Pond are all of the submerged tree stumps. There are submerged stumps everywhere, which we all know provide structure for bass to congregate around. Unfortunately, they also provide places to run your boat onto and get stuck for 5 minutes (like I did... twice). If you can battle through the stumps with a good navigator, you could have some success. I'm yet to fish there without catching a fish, but just never as many as I expect.
As for the western half of the pond, also accessible from Pond St, I have only fished that a for a few minutes, until my motor went to shit. This half of the pond is almost completely surrounded by houses on the shore except for the beach on Pond St, and the side that butts up against the access road. On that shore though, you will find some good fishing, with lilly pads, bushes running in the water, and long grass, giving you plenty of structure to fish. I'm not sure if I plan to go back there because of all the trouble I have been given there, but I always welcome a challenge.
Successful Baits: Worms - Pumpkinseed w/ salt & pepper flakes.
Shore Fishing? Yes
Boat Access? Yes, Pond St and Access Road off of Route 106
Boat Ramp? Yes
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