Sentence examples for remote ponds from inspiring English sources

After breakfast we attempted a long hike with not as much climbing to Scott and Wallface Ponds -- rarely visited, remote ponds -- but the trails were sodden.

Although fly-fishing in still water -- usually slow and deep with a sinking line -- isn't as exciting as working a stream or river, spring-fed remote ponds aren't much affected by fluctuations in rainfall.

dendrobatidis infected amphibians will reach the remote ponds.

I drove to an Appalachian Trail trailhead in Becket, Massachusetts, hiked forty-five minutos to a remote pond, swam one mile, hiked back, drove back.

Thus, Richard Franklin and I decided that hiking in to fish for brook trout in a remote pond near this upstate community in the Catskills would be a novel way to end the trout season.

And when police searched a remote pond where Halliwell dumped O'Callaghan's boots after stabbing and strangling her in 2011, they discovered dozens of scraps of material that may be clothing.

"I had scouted out a classic offbeat angling destination [while] out walking with my dog," says Arelt. "I came upon a remote pond.

On our way to the pond, I suggested to Ruth that a butter-almond sauce would go well with my catch that evening, and when she cautioned me against over-optimism, I responded that I had mastered the art of remote-pond trout fishing.

This syndrome began nearly 50 years ago when I first began hiking to New Hampshire's remote trout ponds.

Much of the old growth, except a large swath in the relatively remote Five Ponds Wilderness area in the western part of the region, can be found on high and remote ridges, in wetlands and in places removed from rivers on which the logs were floated to sawmills.

Toting a heavy pack doesn't enhance one's wing shooting ability, but every once in a while I would bring home a grouse as well as trout, and I still follow the ritual when fishing remote trout ponds in fall.