Bradt's Pond is a three-acre pocket water in the Great Sacandaga Lake basin — small enough that it likely gets more attention from local landowners than through-hikers or anglers working a list. No fish stocking records on file, and at that size it's either hold-over brookies or bass that wandered upstream during high water, if anything at all. The name suggests old settler lineage, probably tied to one of the farm families that worked the bottomlands before the Sacandaga Reservoir flooded the valley in 1930. Worth a look if you're already in the area and curious about the micro-drainages that feed the big lake.
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