Chub Pond is a 7-acre pocket of water in the Blue Mountain Lake township — small enough that it likely sees more moose than motorboats, and remote enough that access details aren't widely documented. The name suggests either a healthy population of creek chubs in the inlet or the kind of nickname that sticks after one good fishing trip in 1947. No fish survey data on record, which in the Adirondacks usually means either truly wild brookies that no one bothers to stock, or a shallow basin that winterkills most years. Worth a look if you're already in the area with a topo map and a tolerance for bushwhacking — but this isn't a destination pond unless you're the type who considers "no information available" a feature, not a bug.
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