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St. James Ponds

WELCOME

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Community

Water has proven to be a focus of community, whether for fishing, boating or just peaceful reflection.

Neighborhood Pond Groups

If you live on a pond with common areas adjacent to your property, there is strength in numbers, and the POA is here to help!  The POA Ponds Committee works to enhance and maintain the health, beauty and recreational usage of all St. James Plantation ponds for the enjoyment of its residents. 

Click here to learn about Pond Groups

Fishing Guidelines & Maps

Fishing is allowed in community ponds subject to the following rules. These rules are provided for the protection of our ponds, fish, plant life, as well as the wellbeing of our residents and guests. Violation of these rules can result in the loss of pond fishing privileges.


Residents should obtain a copy of the St James Plantation Fishing Guidelines from the POA office or POA website  or download them from the following link.  Also click on the link to obtain additional information on pond fishing and the location of recommended fishing ponds that have been enhanced with fish habitat and stocking.

Click here to learn more about FISHING OUR PONDS

Stock Your Pond with Fish

 Stocking fish in a pond provides both environmental and recreational benefits. 


Environmentally, fish can help control undesirable insects, snakes, mosquitos, and invasive plants, while attracting local and migratory birds. 


Recreationally, feeding or catching fish in your neighborhood pond can provide great enjoyment for residents, their families, and friends. 


Improper fish stocking practices presents significant risks to the fish and pond health. 

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Co-Existing With Alligators

Co-Existing With Alligators

 American alligators occur naturally in North Carolina, inhabiting bays, lakes, rivers, creeks, marshes, swamps and ponds, with local populations distributed in patches along the entire coast. Alligators become less common in coastal NC as you move from south to north. Climate, specifically the number of cold weather days, limits their “growing season” and their ability to survive and reproduce. Coastal NC is considered the northern extent of their range, and alligators in NC have much slower growth rates, reproduce less frequently, and populations are more vulnerable to local extinctions than other more southern states. It is unlawful for the public to kill, harm or harass an alligator in NC.    

Click here to learn more about Alligators in St. James

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 If you live on a pond or just want to learn more about them, signup  for our newsletter - Pond Views.  We promise not to clutter your inbox.  

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