That's it in Grafton. There are some very deep spots and I had heard 90' but I may be wrong. But there is deep water there...and big trout. It is worthy of some serious fishing, but the competition with all the plentiful forage and natural bait makes it tough. The crawfish are so numerous, that you can watch them scatter ahead of you in the shallows just wading in the water at dusk. And the big fish feed after dark on them.
Good luck if you try it. I know a man named Rubin Walleyes (no pun!) who specialized in fly fishing Tewksbury. His best luck was in a float tube from dusk into deep dark. He was very successful in catching trophy fish.
Have you had much luck fishing Lake Winni? It has been the slowest I can remember in 20 years for me...but then I have been focused on turkey hunting 20 mornings of the may season until I finally got my gobbler the last day of the season.
