Colebrook River Lake-Colebrook, Massachusetts

Colebrook River Lake (826 acres) is an artificial impoundment on the Farmington River West Branch. The lake was created with a 1300 foot long dam, created by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers who maintain it as a flood-control impoundment. The reservoir is fed by the Farmington River as well as seven small streams.

SPECIES
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REGULATIONS

Open 6:00 a.m. 2nd Saturday April–last day February.
BASS MANAGEMENT LAKE
Largemouth & smallmouth bass: 12″ to 16″ protected slot limit; Daily creel limit—6 bass, only 2 may be 16″ or greater.
Connecticut or Massachusetts fishing license legal on entire pond from demarcation posters downstream to the dam.
The possession and use of any live alewives, blueback (glut or river) herring, gizzard, hickory or threadfin shad as bait is prohibited.

BOATING REGULATIONS