Goshen Dam Pond is a 125.5-acre impoundment located in Elkhart County, Indiana, created when a dam was constructed on the Elkhart River in the 1860s to divert water to the Millrace Hydraulic Canal. This historic fishery was completed on April 18, 1868, the same day Goshen was incorporated as a city. The pond features a diverse fish community anchored by excellent populations of largemouth bass, smallmouth bass, and northern pike. Over the years, significant sedimentation has altered the pond's character, creating varied depths and structure that provide excellent habitat for multiple species. The area includes the historic Blosser Island, now a bird sanctuary owned by the South Bend-Elkhart Audubon Society Chapter, which adds to the scenic and ecological value of this urban fishery.