Fish and Game Agrees to Rare Public Access at Success
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Success Pond is surrounded by privately owned land, and access to the pond is along a 12-mile dirt road that also is privately owned. (COURTESY MAP)

BRIDGEWATER — If all goes as planned, the New Hampshire Fish and Game Department will soon complete its first land purchase in more than two decades.

During the recent meeting of the Fish and Game Commission at the Bridgewater Town Hall, Inland Fisheries Chief Dianne Timmins explained the opportunity that had arisen to acquire access to a remote pond by covering the land title costs.

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