Clear Pond is a 26-acre water in the Indian Lake town limits — one of dozens of small ponds scattered through the central Adirondacks that don't announce themselves from the highway and don't appear on the short lists. No fish survey data on record, which usually means limited access or low angling pressure, or both. The name suggests the obvious (tannic waters are the norm here, so a clear pond registers), but without a known trailhead or boat launch in the immediate file, this is either private-access or bushwhack territory. Worth a look on the DEC Unit Management Plan maps if you're hunting quiet water in the Indian Lake area.
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