Gull Pond, Adirondacks.

   Gull Pond, a pristine, spring-fed glacial lake, is often called a jewel by the lucky few who have had the opportunity to enjoy it. With no public access and protected by deed restrictions limiting motorized boating, this 350-acre, 75 foot deep lake and its shoreline is a true paddlers paradise.

   The number of homes is extremely limited and plots are large, guaranteeing privacy for homeowners and their guests. Gull Pond is an exceptional place to fish, swim, paddle, row, observe wildlife, and simply delight in the view. Fishermen will find a variety of fish including brown trout, largemouth bass, smallmouth bass, pumpkinseed, and rainbow trout.  

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