Connecticut · USA
Aspinook Pond
- Region
- Connecticut, USA
- Regulation zone
- Connecticut statewide regulations
Species in Aspinook Pond
Alewife
American Eel
Black Crappie
Bluegill
Brown Bullhead- Calico Bass
Chain Pickerel
Common Carp
Golden Shiner
Green Sunfish
Largemouth Bass
Pumpkinseed
Redbreast Sunfish
Smallmouth Bass
Spottail Shiner
Tessellated Darter
White Catfish
White Perch
White Sucker
Yellow Bullhead
Yellow Perch
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Seasons & limits — Connecticut statewide regulations
| Species | Season | Limit | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Chain Pickerel | Year-round | Lakes and ponds: minimum length 15 inches, daily limit 6. Rivers and streams: no minimum length, no daily limit. Different rules apply in Chain Pickerel Management Lakes. | — |
| Catfish (Channel and White) | Year-round | No minimum length; daily limit 6 in aggregate. Daily limit is 3 catfish in Community Fishing Waters. | — |
| Common Carp | Year-round | No minimum length; daily limit 5, only 1 of which may be greater than 30 inches. Different rules apply in Trophy Carp Waters and for bow and arrow fishing in some waters. | — |
| White Perch | Year-round | Inland district: no minimum length, no daily limit. (Marine District: 7-inch minimum, daily limit 30.) | — |
| American Eel | Year-round | Minimum length 9 inches; daily limit 25. The taking of elver eel, glass eel and silver eel is prohibited. | — |
| Bullhead (Brown and Yellow) | Year-round | No minimum length; no daily limit. | — |
| Alewife/Blueback Herring | Varies (angling year-round; scoop net April 1 to June 15) | Daily limit 25. Taking of migratory (anadromous) alewife and blueback herring from all Connecticut waters is prohibited; landlocked alewife may only be taken from the lakes named in the guide. | — |
Always confirm regulations with the official state regulations before fishing — rules change, and waterbody-specific exceptions apply.
Waterbody-specific rules
- Informal boat access off Butts Bridge Road, no facilities.
- Butts Bridge is the demarcation line between the pond and the Quinebaug River.
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Species: Connecticut state fisheries lake records, via the Bump Board dataset.