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The Java documentation talks about how to use JMS efficiently. So when using .NET should you worry about pooling?
Its worth thinking about - but it depends a little on your application. If its a client UI then just have a single connection and a few sessions and you'll be fine.
If its more of a server, processing messages efficiently in a highly concurrent manner with loads of threads, then some kinda pooling mechanism such as in Spring.NET is preferable than trying to write that your self; as pooling of messaging artefacts (connections, sessions, producers, consumers) is way more complex than pooling of say, JDBC connections.