Clear Pond is a 19-acre water in the Indian Lake township — one of the many mid-sized ponds scattered across the southern Adirondacks that sits outside the heavily trafficked trail networks. No fish species data on record, which typically means either minimal stocking history or limited angler pressure to document what swims there. The pond's name shows up on USGS quads but not in the standard DEC access inventories, so getting there likely means private land negotiation or a bushwhack off a nearby logging road. Worth a call to the Indian Lake town office or local marinas if you're mapping overlooked paddles in the Blue Mountain Lake corridor.
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