Best bets for trophy bass in Massachusetts

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Find waterbodies that consistently produce trophy-sized bass. This list was compiled using records from MassWildlife’s Freshwater Sportfishing Awards Program. Keep in mind that these aren’t the only places to try your luck.

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Largemouth bass

Waterbody Town
New Bedford Reservoir Acushnet
Metacomet Lake Belchertown
Cliff Pond Brewster
Greenland Pond Brewster
Higgins Pond Brewster
Seymour Pond Brewster
Nippenicket Lake Bridgewater
East Brimfield Reservoir Brimfield
Quaboag/Quacumquasit Ponds Brookfield
Sampson Pond Carver
Schoolhouse Pond Chatham
Cheshire Reservoir Cheshire
Robbins Pond East Bridgewater
Great Pond Eastham
Herring Pond Eastham
Hinkleys Pond Harwich
Long Pond Lakeville
Great Quittacas Pond Lakeville
Waite Pond Leicester
Long Pond Littleton
Johns Pond Mashpee
Mashpee-Wakeby Pond Mashpee
Crystal Lake Orleans
Gould Pond Orleans
Onota Lake Pittsfield
Pontoosuc Lake Pittsfield
Big Sandy Pond Plymouth
Billington Sea Plymouth
White Island Pond Plymouth
Leonard’s Pond Rochester
Marys Pond Rochester
Congamond Lakes Southwick
Agawam River/Agawam Mill Pond Wareham
Glen Charlie Pond Wareham
Webster Lake Webster
Williams Pond Wellfleet
Chauncey Lake Westborough
Pearl Lake Wrentham
Connecticut River
Quabbin Reservoir
Wachusett Reservoir

Smallmouth bass

Waterbody Town
Flax Pond Brewster
Sheep Pond Brewster
Seymour Pond Brewster/Harwich
Cliff Pond Falmouth
Hinkleys Pond Harwich
Long Pond Harwich
Johns Pond Mashpee
Mashpee-Wakeby Pond Mashpee
Ashumet Pond Mashpee/Falmouth
Onota Lake Pittsfield
Webster Lake Webster
Wachusett Reservoir
Connecticut River
Connecticut River
Quabbin Reservoir
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