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Point Judith Pond, RI
Estuary in Washington County, Rhode Island. A tidal salt pond and estuary in Narragansett and South Kingstown, connected to the ocean through the Point Judith Breachway. It is one of Rhode Island's most productive inshore fisheries, holding striped bass that winter over, summer flounder (fluke), scup, tautog, bluefish, and the prized fall run of false albacore and bonito near the breachway. The Galilee commercial port sits at its mouth. Tidal flow through the breachway concentrates baitfish and gamefish on the moving water.
Overall bite score
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What swims here
7 tracked species in Point Judith Pond, with the months each fishes best.
Water facts
Shore access at the Point Judith Breachway, Galilee State Pier, and several town ramps. State boat ramp on Gooseberry Road and at the Galilee Escape Road area. Free RI Recreational Saltwater Fishing License registration required. Tide timing from NOAA Point Judith station 8455083.
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