Part

PLAN
DETAILS

Cambridge Reach

COLD-WATER
FISHERY
OBJECTIVES

Maintain, restore
and enhance
natural processes

Table E-4 Cambridge Reach: Fish Populations Grandy’s Pond/Shade’s Mill Reservoir
Location	Trout Populations (2)
Grandy’s Pond (1)	Very small numbers Largemouth Bass, Rock Bass, and Carp (1994)
Shade’s Mills Reservoir (2)	Northern Pike, Largemouth Bass, Yellow Perch and Pan Fish
(1) Fish Populations from Mill Creek Subwatershed Plan, June 1996 and reflects surveys in 1994 (2) Fish Populations current at time of writing

COLD-WATER FISHERY OBJECTIVES: ISSUES

Assessment/Data Collection

On opportunities to reduce impact of Grandy’s Pond on water temperatures and quality, and fish habitat
On susceptibility to bank erosion at Grandy’s Pond during extreme flows
On opportunities to expand the Cedarbrook trout fishery to Central Mill Creek from Shade’s Mills to the source of significant groundwater discharge above Grandy’s Pond
On opportunities to improve water temperatures, water quality and fish habitat below Shade’s Mills Dam
On fish barriers in the urban channelized and pressurized culvert sections
On the number and location of stormwater outlets and their impact
On the number and location of catch basins and other possible contaminant sources
On the Cedarbrook Tributary and the isolated trout fishery