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Quabbin Reservoir 10-Ft. Bathymetric Map


A few years ago, mapping professionals at the DCRs Office of Watershed Management compiled survey data from the 1920s to create a geographically-referenced dataset to represent the bathymetry of Quabbin Reservoir. Though the greatest care was taken during compilation of the dataset to facilitate an accurate depiction of Quabbin’s bathymetry (underwater topography), natural processes plus [...]

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Fishing Quabbin Reservoir Rock Piles


There are many secrets knowledgeable angler’s keep regarding their Quabbin fishing tactics and one of those pertains to fishing Quabbin Reservoir rock piles. A combination of natural erosion by the Swift River and historic glacial actions combined with man’s residuum while settling the valley area or clearing it prior too inundation left numerous rock piles [...]

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A Few Tips if Planning a Visit to Quabbin Valley


Summer is a great time to head out and explore the area around Quabbin Valley and Reservoir. All vegetation is in full bloom (watch those allergies though!), wildlife is ever-present so basically the whole Quabbin area is bustling with activity. If you are planning your first visit to the area, the best place to start [...]

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Use a Diary to Increase Your Quabbin Reservoir Fishing Success


Recognizing the main ingredients comprising Quabbin Reservoir fishing patterns are significant tid-bits often transforming our normal day of fishing into fish catching bonanza. Most of us can recall past days on the water and compare the more prominent details of earlier days to current conditions. Although many of the methods used and patterns encountered may [...]

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NEPE Sponsors Nature Hike @ Quabbin Reservoir


The list of activities and things to do around Quabbin Reservoir and Reservation seem to be endless. Despite the restrictions and regulations in place to control impact to the water supply’s water quality, many areas throughout the Quabbin Valley are still accessible for activities like fishing and nature hikes. New England Photo Expeditions has just [...]

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