We have named different spots of our ponds, and there's usually some structure related to it.
One was called 'Lilly Point' because it was a drop-off point, all deep water around it, and I had got some lilly pads to take hold there for about a month before the turtles ate 'em.
On another shallow point, I took the drawers from an old wooden desk, and filled them with gravel and sunk them along with some larger stones, and piles of smaller stones. I call that the 'Library.' You know, like "I caught that darn smallie in the library again."
There's an old wooden rowboat that's partially sunk or silted in, and we call it 'The Wreck.' It's in some water that can vary from 1 to 3' depth, in a narrow area that is one connection between the two halves of my pond which we call 'The Pinch.'
In the first two years that we owned the place, there used to be a LMB that hung out right next to the boat. He was one of the bigger LMB that I'd ever seen in the pond, maybe 22" long. I was never able to catch him as he's spoke pretty easy. Since then, I've never seen many fish hanging around that sunken boat. It's gotten more silted in over the years.
