Onley Pond

Olney Pond is a popular fishing destination found within Lincoln Woods State Park and covers an area of 126 acres. It is fully stocked with trout throughout the year, and you have a vast shoreline to fish from. You will find largemouth and smallmouth bass, black crappie, yellow and white perch, chain pickerel, sunfish, brook trout, brown trout, and rainbow trout.

Ninigret Pond

Fishing in Rhode Island’s Ninigret Pond is a spectacular treat for anglers. Ninigret Pond is one of the most breathtaking places for fishing in Rhode Island. With its various upland and wetland habitat, wildlife, and natural beauty; this spot is a brilliant way for a weekend getaway. It is the largest coastal salt pond in the state which offers one of the best fishing grounds. November is an excellent month as it provides the best big stripers and bluegills. Anglers will be thrilled to see an assortment of fish including whitefish, smelt, winter flounder, and Northern pike. You may also find shellfish such as clams, quahogs, blue crabs, eel, and bay scallops nearby.

Carbuncle Pond

Carbuncle pond has a lot to offer as it is made on 48 acres and has stunning views along with excellent freshwater fishing. Fishermen will find a range of fish including rainbow trout, bullhead catfish, salmon, Atlantic salmon, smallmouth bass and largemouth bass.

Stafford Pond

Stafford Pond is a huge 480-acre reservoir, being one of the largest ponds in the state of Rhode Island. It is broad and open for fishing. Stafford pond offers the best freshwater fishery and has trophy-sized fish. You will find lots of trout, largemouth, smallmouth, bluegill, channel catfish, black crappies, and many more.

Wordons Pond

If you are looking for bass fishing, head no further than Worden's Pond, which is a 1,040-acre lake in the southeast part of the state, with about 6 miles of coastline. Angling enthusiasts chase bass, crappie and Northern pike all year round. You can do ice fishing in the winter months too. There is a boat ramp located on the south shore, off Worden Pond Road. There are areas with access for fishing from the bank along the southern and eastern shores. Also, kayaks, car-top boats, and canoes are popular here. There are lots of camping and Rhode Island fishing lodges nearby.

Narragansett Bay

Be it any season, every time you visit Narragansett Bay, you will experience a successful fishing trip. This bay has 700 billion gallons of water and covers 150 square miles. The Bay's commercially important fish species include Demersal, winter flounder, summer flounder, tautog and black sea bass. Also, Pelagic fish including bluefish, striped bass, scup, squeteague menhaden, Atlantic herring, and alewife. Striped bass will begin migrating up Narragansett Bay in June. Towards the end of June, the bluefish will begin their seasonal migration into Narragansett Bay.

Block Island

Block Island has an excellent reputation for bringing trophy-sized fish to the dock. The stunning, clear water and plentiful fish stocks appeal fishermen from all over the world throughout the year. If you want to catch striped bass, bluefish, bonito, mahi-mahi, shark, and tuna, you have to hit Block Island right away. The unspoiled landscape and vast coastline make Block Island a popular choice for anglers.

Watchaug

Situated along the boundary of Burlingame State Park, Watchaug pond is a 570-acres lake in the southwest part of the state Rhode Island and is one of the largest and most attractive state parks. It offers a boat ramp and sufficient area for an incredible fishing experience of largemouth bass, smallmouth bass, black crappie, yellow perch,  and chain pickerel.

Wyoming Pond

Wyoming Pond's blue-ribbon waters are spread at a stunning distance of 27,000 miles that include 42,000 lakes all over Rhode Island. Wyoming Pond is a narrow pond found within the Arcadia management area, also connected to the Wood River and Skunk Hill Road that has excess of water that's home to more than 22 species of fish, including, sunfish, catfish, walleye, trout, bass, pickerel, yellow perch, salmon, panfish and whitefish.

Echo Lake

The Pascoag is a beautiful reservoir, also known as Echo Lake, is an excellent freshwater fishing destination in the northern part of Rhode Island. You can find a plethora of fish in this, brightly colored and peaceful fishing spot, such as Catfish, Panfish (which include bluegill, pumpkinseed, sunfish, crappie and yellow perch), Largemouth bass, Smallmouth bass, Northern pike, Trout, Walleye and many more.

If you are at the brink of planning a quick fishing trip, do consider visiting Rhode Island as it's filled with incredible fishing opportunities.