So to get to this place you can either park at the end of Spring Lane and walk over to the eastern shore or you can park behind the building on Spring St, which I'll mark for you, and navigate the paths through the trees to find the water. There are several spots to fish around the pond, including near the crane, a spot on a big rock on the northern shore, or along the path that wraps around the western and southern shores.
If you fish from the big rock on the northern shore, there is an island that you can cast out towards where there are some lilly pads that a lot of fish congregate around. If you're over by the crane, you can fish to the right where there are some weeds and bushes to work. There is also another island off of the western shore where a friend of my caught an 8 lb bass. I know right? 8 lbs for such a small pond? That's why this place is such a great find.
There are very few weeds in this pond so you can pretty much use any type of lure that you want and I'm sure you'll have some success. I had the most success fishing off of the rock on the north shore .
If you have the energy to carry a boat over from Spring Lane you can get it in there and work several more spots that are sure to be potent like in the coves in the south east corner or the most southern shore that can't be reached from the land. Good luck!
Successful Bait: Worms- Pumpkin seed, Black, Silver. Frogs- Dark Green. Spinner bait- whit skirt, black/red skirt. Crank bait - Shallow Diver Perch, Deep Diver White. Jerk bait- Silver w/ blue
Shore Fishing? Yes
Boat Access? Yes
Boat Ramp? No
See this unnamed pond in Google Maps