High Falls Pond is a 126-acre reservoir in the Old Forge area — part of the Moose River watershed that feeds the chain of flows and ponds threading through the western Adirondacks. The impoundment sits in working forest country, less trafficked than the Fulton Chain lakes to the south but accessible enough for anglers willing to work a boat in and fishermen who know the area. No fish species data on file with DEC, which typically means either unstocked or under-sampled rather than fishless — worth a call to the Old Forge fly shop or the regional fisheries office before you commit the day. The reservoir sees more canoe traffic in spring and fall than midsummer, when the Fulton Chain pulls the crowds.
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