Blueberry Pond is an 18-acre water in the Saranac Lake region — small enough to feel secluded, large enough to paddle without circling back in ten minutes. No fish records on file, which usually means it's either stocked inconsistently or fished lightly enough that DEC survey data hasn't caught up. The name suggests old berrying grounds along the shore or nearby ridges, a common enough pattern in ponds that sit off the main trail networks. Worth checking local access points in Saranac Lake or asking at a nearby outfitter — these mid-sized ponds often have informal carry-in routes that don't make it onto the trailhead signs.
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