Fishing at Ninigret Pond, the largest coastal salt pond in Rhode Island, is a spectacular treat – not only because of the fish available, but also because of the expansive vistas and gorgeous sunsets. Anglers may saltwater-fish from the refuge shoreline in accordance with state regulations. At Ninigret Pond, anglers may saltwater-fish and shellfish from the refuge shoreline from legal sunrise to legal sunset, and in accordance with state regulations.
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Fishing on Ninigret Pond, the largest coastal salt pond in Rhode Island is a spectacular treat not only because of the fish available, but also because of the expansive vistas and gorgeous sunsets. Anglers may saltwater fish from the refuge shoreline in accordance with State regulations. In additions, anglers may saltwater fish and shellfish in Ninigret Pond from the refuge shoreline from legal sunrise to legal sunset, and in accordance with State regulations. Each spring the refuge partners with the State to host an annual fly-tying workshop (held at the classroom at Kettle Pond Visitor Center) coupled with fishing in a cove along the trail to Grassy Point at the East entrance.
Cinder Worm Workshop
With support of talented fly tying/fishing mentors, please come join us for the 15th Annual Cinder Worm Workshop at Ninigret National Wildlife Refuge/Kettle Pond Visitor Center.
Fly tying takes place on Tuesday, May 14, 6:30 - 8:30 pm at KPVC and fly fishing on Saturday May 18, from 4 pm to dark in the coves of Ninigret National Wildlife Refuge. To register, fill out the form below and email Marisa_Podbros@fws.gov. For ages 10 and above.
