|
West Branch Ausable River
- mostly brown trout, special reg's from Mt. of Holcomb Pond of use
only artificial lures. "No kill' stretch section open yr. |
Ausable River (Main Stem & Lower Main Stem) (Ausable
Fork to Lake Champlain) |
Saranac River (from Bloomingdale to Franklin Falls
Flow) the north branch is great for brown/brook/rainbow trout. Annual
stoking of 30K trout |
|
Lower Boquet River (Willsboro toward Lake
Champlain and upstream to Wadhams Falls) - landlocked salmon |
Hudson River (beware of whitewater rafting)
Anglers access Hudson River Gorge @ Blue Ledge from Northwood Club Road &
Huntley Pond trailhead. |
Raquette River
Impoundments - 9 reservoirs
through St. Lawrence County - many corridors, camping spots, launches, 8
reservoirs, accessible via auto, paddlers
(some dams & rapids to avoid) |
|
Black River
- Tug Hill to Carthage
Region, 31 miles (rapids at lower river), 2 reservoirs, 2 dam pools, 2 lakes. 3
tributaries |
Black River - 73 miles
stocked w/ 11K brown & rainbow trout. Fly fishing up river, & warm water
down river for walleye, small mouth, chain pickerel & pike. |
St. Lawrence River - best
muskie fishing in the world and might be the future World Cup Fishing tournament
for carp. |
|
Oswegatchie River
-
Ogdensburg to Hailsboro w/70 miles of angling for sm. boaters, canoeist of
Ssmallmouth Bass, Northern Pike, Catfish & Walleyes |
Franklin County Rivers -
Little
Salmon River (stocked
with brown trout), Trout
River (heavily stocked with
browns), Little Trout River
(fly fishing for wild brook
trout), Salmon River
(wild browns up to 20" possible!
Stocked w/brown trout) |
Raquette River -
series of eight reservoirs & 30 mile river in 3,170 acres of wilderness
(Stark Falls, Blake Falls
Reservoir, Five Falls, South Colton, Higley Flow, Colton Flow and Carry Falls) |
|
St. Regis River - Part of
the Big 3, this river is
oxygenated by the hydro dam at the falls. An abundance of browns and
rainbow trout. |
Sacandaga River -
heavily stocked with brown trout, deep pools, gorge for wild brook trout. |
Schroon River - stocked 18K
rainbow, brown and brook trout, 20 miles and feeds into Schroon Lake (stocked
w/10K of lake trout and salmon) |
|
Grasse River - Canton to
Massena. The river is stocked with Smallmouth Bass and Walleyes, great for
sm. boaters, Canoeist and Waders |
Lake Champlain Tributaries (Boquet,
Saranac & Ausable River) salmon, trout, perch |
Chateaugay River - the
upper section from Forge Dam to High Falls is stocked with brook, brown &
rainbow trout. |
|
Salmon River - 8 miles of gentle flow. Great for family. Brown, wild and
rainbow trout. Little Salmon receives stocking of brown trout & known for
its wild browns |
Marble River - spring feed,
w/pools & water pockets for wild rainbow, brown and brook trout. |
Chazy River - the North
Branch is stocked annually w/trout and is first-class waters for brook & brown
trout |
|
Beaver River Impoundments -
9 reservoirs and 1 lake in Lewis Cty. offers scenic setting for smallmouth
& tiger Muskie. Canoe, camping
(free map 877-85-orion) |
Jessep River - flows
from Indian receives stocking of brown & brook trout plus Indian Lake is know
for its BIG fish |
Indian River - wide for spin
or fly fishers. Rainbow & brown trout are stocked. Warning of water
release for rafters. |
|
Titbit:
Regulation Change:
As of August 17, 2011, the number of allowable lines, with or
without a rod, that may be used for angling in freshwater was
increased to 3 lines. Where ice fishing is permitted, 3 hand lines
plus 5 tip-ups may be used. |
|
Franklin Falls Flow
- (access DEC land launch &
park near bridge above dam |
Lincoln Pond - large mouth, also Tiger muskies & smallmouth bass, access DEC campground |
Harris Lake - also northern pike, access state
campground |
|
Schroon Lake
- rocky areas, and weed beds for
pike (restocking 10K/yr w/bass) |
Eagle Lake
- (small & lg. mouth, and pike), annual
stocking of 5K brown trout - access state owned causeway to main basin |
Black Lake (Lewis County) -
called 'fish factory" and top 10 bass lakes in the country. |
|
Titbits:
ESPN Great Outdoor Games rates the Adirondack Lakes, as quality
bronze-back fishing for smallmount bass. The season, June to
November, offers 1st rate smallmouth fishing in Black Lake, Blue Mountain Lake, Chazy Lake, Cranberry Lake, Eage Lake, Forked Lakem, Indian Lake,
Lake Bonaparte, Lake Eaton, Lake Lila, Lake Pleasant, Long Lake,
Lower Chateaugay Lake, Meacham Lake, Paradox Lake, Pieseco Lake,
Raquete Lake, Raquette Reservoirs, Sacandaga Lake, Saranac Chain of
Lakes, Schroon Lake, Seventh Lake, St. Regis Chain of Lakes, Tupper
Lake, and Union Falls Flow. Largemouth top rates lakes
include Black Lake, Brant lake, Forked Lake, Indian lake, Lake
Colby, Lake Bonaparte, Lake Durant, Lincoln Pond, Long Lake, Mason
Lake, Mountain View Lake, Paradox Lake, Raquette Lake, Saranac Chain
of Lake and St. Regis Chain of Lakes |
|
Carp have inhabited
the St. Lawrence River in the past century but are now becoming of
interest from the European anglers. St. Lawrence River offers
the world's best carp fishing, and has been proposed for a future
site of the World Carp Fishing tournament. An angler might
achieve 10 or more carp a day weighing from 30 to 40 pounds.
Carp is a 100 catch and release experience; but what a work out!
Enjoy the river from Ogdensburg to Massena, or take one of our
guides along.
The St. Lawrence
offers great Muskie fishing as well. It produced the
world-record catch by Art Lawton (1957) weighing in at 69 lbs and 16
oz. |
|
Saranac River from Bloomingdale to Franklin Falls |
Lake Placid (access DEC launch @ southern
end of lake) |
East Branch Ausable River (public fishing rights
along Keene Valley to Ausable Forks)
West Branch Map |
|
Ausable River (Main Stem & Lower Main Stem) (Ausable
Fork to Lake Champlain) |
Lake Champlain
- quality launches in many
locations |
Hudson River - significant restocking (beware of
whitewater rafting). Upper Hudson can be floated from Newcomb |
|
Paradox Lake
- annual 8K rainbow lake restocking
(access State campground) look for lg. mouth bass at the Narrows |
Pharaoh Lake Wilderness - access by foot
only, 20+ ponds, access Putnam Pond State Campground, Crane Pond Rd or
Pharaoh Lake Rd |
Lake George 1st rate water for wild lake
trout (also salmon, bass, pickerel & Pike) - access at 4 state launches |
|
Chazy Lake
- access from Dannemora Boat Launch |
Taylor Lake
- access at
Taylor Pond Campground, Ausable Forks (day fee for using during camping
season) + Salmon stocking |
Lake Colby
- stocked with rainbow and brown trout, also stocked with broodstock
salmon. 10 hp limit |
|
Blue Mountain Lake
- 2 private launches Rt. 28, or state land north of the lake, Blue Mountain
Lake. Salmon stocking also |
Bug Lake
- Inlet (state land, fish from all shores, mtn. roads & trails,
primitive camping) |
Indian Lake
- accessible at DEC campground, Route 30, Speculator |
|
Great Sacandaga Lake
(2 counties & many towns w/access
areas (stocked rainbow & brown trout, still lg. pop. of salmon, pike, & walleye) |
Oswegatchie River
(dam below Cranberry Lake) |
Moose River -
McKeever area, 2 miles of public land |
|
Glen Lake - offers excellent rainbow trout fishing is well
stocked with 4,600! Use the town launch. |
Eagle Lake - Small mouth action
good around rocky shoreline & island (stocked 5K brown trout). Use
state campground access. |
Brant Lake
- access @ DEC laungh (3K stocked brown trout & 11K rainbow) |
|
Wilcox Lake Wild Forest - 45
ponds and lakes, most require hikes. Stocked 5K brookies, back country via
trails & long hikes but worth it! |
Black River
(upper
river is stocked) |
Spruce & West Canada
Creek (stocked w/brown & brook trout) Spruce is 3.5 hike (part
of the W. Canada Lake Wilderness) |
|
Canada Lake
- access via West Lake, Rt. 10, Caroga (stocked w/brown trout & lake trout) |
Upper
& Lower
Chateaguay Lake - stocked 9K lake trout, 4K rainbow and 2K salmon,
access at DEC launch. Pikes growing to 20 lbs. too |
Chazy Lake
- stocked w/rainbow and sustaining wild population. Access at
Dannemora launch. |
|
Cranberry Lake - stocked with 20K brook
trout, and yields brookies over 4 lbs. The Oswegatchie River at its outlet is
popular for browns & brookies. |
|
|
Titbit:
New York's State fish is "Brookie" or Speckled
Trout.
The top sixteen ranked lakes for Lake Trout are: Blue Mountain Lake, Chazy
Lake, Eight Lake, Indian Lake, Lake Eaton, Lake Lila, Lake Placid, Paradox Lake,
Piseco Lake, Raquette Lake, Schroon Lake, Seventh Lake, Taylor Pond, Tupper
Lake, Upper Saranac Lake, Upper Chateaugay Lake. Good time to catch 'brookies'
are when our waters are 48 to 52 degree range, in the spring. Watch for
drop offs, points or rocky shoals. Summer time, the lake trout go
deep; and in autumn, they head to the rocky shoals for spawning. |
Wilderness Brook Trout
The best brook trout fishing occurs spring &
autumn with water temps are cool. They are easy to find because they
inhabit waters close to the shoreline.
10 tips for wilderness ventures.
1) Study maps and guides
before venturing out; 2) Develop your wilderness skills by
taking short trips first; 3) Engage in a fitness program
such as walking several miles a day; 4) Check short &
long range weather forecast before heading out; 5)
Inform someone of your planned route and return time; 6)
SIGN IN at all trail registers; 7) Carry a map, compass
and basic survival gear; 8) Beware of giardia, carry your water or
use a filtering system; 9) Travel as lightly as possible; and 10) Travel with a
companion.
If you get lost, stay
PUT!
|
|
Fish Creek - Brantingham at
public fishing designated areas |
The Big Three (St. Regis Canoe Area*, Pharaoh
Lake Wilderness and W. Canada Lake Wilderness) |
Cold Brook, Salisbury -
public access on state land |
|
West Canada Lake Wilderness, remote area covering
160K miles and 50 ponds and lakes, the ultimate in Adk. brook trout ventures |
St. Regis is the state's only designated canoe
area w/focus on non-motorized water recreation and protection of fishery
resources |
Pharaoh Lake Wilderness, gentle topography,
twenty ponds and full of scenery. Access: Crane Pond Rd, Pharaoh Lk.
Rd. or Putnam Pond State Campground |
|
Big (Jenny) Creek - Fine (prime
trout fishing stream) |
Grass River
(south branch) at DeGrassee,
Tooley Pond & Brothers Pond (prime trout fishing areas) |
Little Tupper Lake - heritage brook trout that
descended from lakes 12K years ago |
|
Lake George Wild Forest (47 ponds & lakes)
holding wild trout, popular are Fishbrook and Bumps Ponds. Access requires
hiking |
Fawn Lake - wild lake trout,
shore fishing and also smallmouth bass & pickerel, access via foot |
Five Pond Wilderness - remote experience
for brook trout, bordering Cranberry Lake this area has a well marked trail
system |
|
Titbit:
Top ranked waters for rainbow trout: Brant Lake, Chazy Lake,
Eighth Lake, Glen Lake, Lake Colby, Lake Eaton, Lake Placid, Lake
Pleasant, Paradox Lake, Sacandaga Lake, Seventh Lake, Upper
Chateaugay Lake and Upper Saranac Lake. See our
Lake
maps. |
|
Northern pike, the
top of the food chain, are found in many of our lakes and are trophy
size. They like weedy areas and early morning produce the best
catch. In cold conditions, a slow presentation is best;
while summer they strike. Found in many lakes, and our
best top reported lakes are: Black Lake, Eagle Lake, Lake
Bonaparte, Long Lake, Meacham Lake, Mountain View Lake, Saranac
Chain of Lakes, St. Regis change of lakes, Union Falls and Upper
Chateaugay Lake.
The northern's cousin
is Chain Pickerel. The fight as fierce, but are smaller in
size, and summer is the best time for these fella's found in Brant
Lake, Lake Pleasant, Piseco Lake and Sacandaga lake. |
|
All our lakes hold
a variety of pan fish easily caught on the shoreline, bridges,
campgrounds and boat launch which makes introducing your young ones
to fishing a fun experience for them. The old fashion worm, or
jib and bobber will keep the young one's busy (age 1 to 99).
Black crappies, bluegill, bullhead, yellow perch, pumpkinseeds, and
rock bass. |
|
Ausable River (Lower Main Stem) (Ausable Chasm to
Lake Champlain) Access Rt. 9 bridge crossing or campground |
Lower Boquet River (Willsboro toward Lake
Champlain and upstream to Wadhams Falls) |
Schroon Lake - access from state & town boat
launches |
|
Upper Chateaugay
Lake (DEC boat launch @ Rt. 374, Merrill), also stocked with
lake trout |
Lake Eaton (DEC campground, Route
30, Long Lake) also holds wild salmon, and is stocked w/rainbow trout. |
Saranac River - best
tributary for salmon; good fishing near the river's mouth. |
|
Titbits:
Top waters for landlocked Salmon noted by the DEC, are Blue Mountain
Lake, Chazy Lake, Eight Lake, Lake Colby, Lake Eaton, Piseco Lake,
Schroon Lake, Seventh Lake, Taylor Pond, Upper Chateaugay Lake.
"Salmo salar" is the scientific name Atlantic Salmon, are found
grouped near shore areas (points, blow down shorelines and
tributaries). Summer, they move deeper as they are thermocline
(temps between 58 and 62 degrees). In fall, it is best to seek
them in tributary mouths. |
|
Titbits: Splake fish (a cross between speckled brook trout and lake trout) run 5 to 6 lbs. that enjoy rocks, shoreline drop offs,
shore lines cover and tributary mouths. |
|
The Tiger Muskies
are a cross between northern pike and muskellunge, and the DEC has
been stocking recently. Muskies are great fighters and a
challenge to the angler. The like to prowl prime feeding areas
in the weed lines, shoreline drops, points and mid reefs.
Cast for largemouth bass, and you'll be sure to get a portion of
these fighting tigers. DEC stocks Lake Durant, Lincoln Pond,
Horseshoe Pond and Raquette Reservoirs currently. |
Walleye Stocking
|
Franklin Falls Flow (access DEC land launch &
park near bridge above dam |
Fern Lake - public
access off Narrows Road, Ausable Forks (shoals & islands too) |
Union Falls Flow
- flow is shallow & rocky, navigation difficult, access off launch at Union
Falls Road |
|
Lake Pleasant
- town boat launch in the Village of Speculator, or Cherry Brook off Cty. Rt 11
(brown & lake trout stocking also) |
Rivers great for Walleye
are: Black River, Grasse River, Oswegatchie River and Raquette
River |
Tupper Lake - fisheries believe trophy
Walleye live here. |
|
Titbit: The
BEST TASTING species of them all, and available May through autumn.
Walleye like rocky points, mid-lake shoals, deep-water holes and
shoreline drop offs. The best crowd of them are in the
Raquette Reservoirs, but other lakes such as Franklin Falls Flows,
Black Lake, Lake Pleasant, Sacandaga Lake, Tupper Lake and Union
Falls Flow are good finds. |
ICE FISHING - "cold"
|
Winter offers some of the BEST
fishing! Many towns have annual fishing derbies to bring in
the competitive catch spirit. Three most popular winter
designations are Lake Champlain, Lake George and the St. Lawrence
River. Other top ice fishing waters are Black Lake, Brant
Lake, Chazy Lake, Lake Bonaparte, Lake Clear, Lake Colby, Lake
Eaton, Meacham Lake, Piseco Lake, Schroon Lake, Seventh Lake, Tupper
Lake, and Upper Chateaugay Lake. However, there are dozens of
smaller lakes offering outstanding winter angling. Visit our
link to "FishWorks.com (see below) for complete pond/lake list and
contour mapping. Not all lakes are open to ice fishing, please
check
regulations.
Annual Ice Fishing
Derbies are held annually on: Adirondack Lake (Indian Lake,
NY), Caroga Lake, Chazy Lake, Cranberry Lake, Lake George (Bolton,
NY), Lake Colby (Saranac Lake, NY), Lake Pleasant, Loon Lake,
Schroon Lake, Tupper Lake, and Raquette Lake. |
|
Ice Fishing Season: Dec. to April |
Available Species: Northern Pike,
Walleyes, Tiger Muskies, Lake Trout, Brown Trout, Rainbow Trout,
Landlocked Salmon and panfish |
Visit our local bait shop, DEC offices or
Chambers of Commerce to verify ice conditions, and update info on derbies and
Fishing Reg's |
|
Winter offers some of the BEST
fishing! Many towns have annual fishing derbies to bring in
the competitive catch spirit. Three most popular winter
designations are Lake Champlain, Lake George and the St. Lawrence
River. Other top ice fishing waters are Black Lake, Brant
Lake, Chazy Lake, Lake Bonaparte, Lake Clear, Lake Colby, Lake
Eaton, Meacham Lake, Piseco Lake, Schroon Lake, Seventh Lake, Tupper
Lake, and Upper Chateaugay Lake. However, there are dozens of
smaller lakes offering outstanding winter angling. Visit our
link to "FishWorks.com (see below) for complete pond/lake list and
contour mapping.
Annual Ice Fishing
Derbies are held annually on: Adirondack Lake (Indian Lake,
NY), Caroga Lake, Chazy Lake, Cranberry Lake, Lake George (Bolton,
NY), Lake Colby (Saranac Lake, NY), Lake Pleasant, Loon Lake,
Schroon Lake, Tupper Lake, and Raquette Lake. |
|
Ice Fishing Season: Dec. to April |
Available Species: Northern Pike,
Walleyes, Tiger Muskies, Lake Trout, Brown Trout, Rainbow Trout,
Landlocked Salmon and panfish |
Visit our local bait shop, DEC offices or
Chambers of Commerce to verify ice conditions, and update info on derbies and
Fishing Reg's |
The BIG 3
St. Regis Canoe Area
Pharaoh Lake Wilderness
West Canada Lake Wilderness
St. Regis Canoe Area
The St. Regis Canoe area is
located in the southern Franklin County. The designated area covers 18K
acres and includes 58 bodies of water. This area holds brook trout, lake
trout, splake, landlock salmon and rainbow trout. The canoeist can enjoy a
half day trip to a two week trip and they enjoy the popular trips of Seven
Carries and Nine Carries. Franklin County has a unique wild Windfall Brook
Trout that are centuries old and put up a feisty fight to the serious angler. Check our list of
guides to assist you, and
a little delightful story of yester-years by
Author Charles Hallock.
Pharaoh Lake Wilderness
Assessable by foot only! The
best Adirondack 'remote' experience. The region includes Pharaoh Lake (10
miles), Bear Pond (5 miles), Crane Pond (6.2 miles); overall 60 ponds with an
intricate trail system to keep the explorer busy all summer. Great
wilderness brook trout! The 'brook trout' or "brookies" signifies the
essence of the Adirondack wilderness. The best fishing occurs in the
spring and fall when water temperatures are cool. The more one travels
inward, the better fishing. Popular access points are from Putnam Pond
State Campground, or Crane Pond Road, or Pharaoh Lake Road.
West Canada Lake Wilderness
Enjoy the ultimate of remote with
160,000 acres and over 50 ponds and lakes. Many sections remain unmarked.
Hamilton County is the county with the most acreage per person in the
Adirondacks. So please have serious wilderness skills or hire one of our
Adirondack
Guides.
St. Lawrence River
- The St. Lawrence River is called the country's "most majestic river"
because of their scenic islands, sunsets, river size and impressive currents.
The Best "Muskie" fishing in the world is on the St. Lawrence and the future of World Cup Fishing tournament
for carp is being pondered. Visitors frequently catch 15 or more carp a
day! In 1957, the river produced the world record muskie at 69 lbs
15 oz. Delicious Walleye , Northern Pike and Smallmouth Bass are also
impressively high. Don't forget that the St. Lawrence River is also
home a wide range of bird population. So bring your rod and binoculars,
both..
Lake Champlain
- has been sometimes called the "Sixth Great Lake" as it reaches 120 miles from
Whitehall NY to Province of Quebec. 600 miles of New York/Vermont
shoreline and 70 islands, and home to "Champ".
Champlain has 'two-storey" fisher of warm and cold water species, and is
stocked with 700,000 trout and salmon annually. Species include Lake
Trout, Landlocked Salmon, Smallmouth and Largemouth Bass, Yellow Perch, Northern
Pike, Perch, Catfish, an Walleye to name a few.
Lake George
- coined the "Queen of American Lakes" with 31 miles of sparkling water, 200
islands which includes 3 state campgrounds with 400 campsites. Available
species on Lake George include Lake Trout, Landlocked Salmon (34,00 annual
stocking), Smallmouth Bass, Northern Pike and Chain Pickerel. There
are other pan fish varieties such as yellow perch, rock bass, black crappies,
brown bullheads, and pumpkinseeds.
Remember, the
Adirondacks has 30,000 miles of streams, 1,500+ miles of
rivers, 3,000 ponds and lakes!
We also include
our neighbors.
Hint: Book
mark :-)
Info by
GORP
(Comprehensive National Parks)
|
Titbit:
Of all the Adirondack Lakes, Black Lake in Ogdensburg, NY has been
among the top ten bass lakes in the country, coined "fish factory"
or "angler's paradise.)
44.4975°N 75.6151°W |
Information Centers
Fishing
licenses are available in most towns & city clerks office
(click here for list
of towns)
"FishingWorks.com"
Contour Maps, Fishing Blog
Charters & Guide Service
|
True North Guiding
Keeseville
518-834-5226 |
Mike's Charter Fishing
(ice fishing too)
Lake George |
Adk-Champlain Guide Service Willsboro
518-963-7351 |
|
Stillwaters Guide Service
Lake Placid
518-523-2280 |
Whiteface Guide Services
Wilmington, NY
518-523-1186 |
Light Line Adventures
Lake
Placid, NY
518- 523-1186 |
|
McDonnell's Adirondack
Challenges
Saranac Lake
518-891-1176 |
Birchbark Tours
Saranac
Lake
518-891-5704 |
Grey Ghost Guide Service
Saranac Lake
518- 891-6089 |
|
Bear Club Adventure Tours
Lake Placid
518-532-4339 |
Northwood's Wilderness Guide Service
Schroon Lake
518-532-9745 |
Outlaw Charters & Ultimate Predator Guide Service
Ticonderoga
518-858-9825 |
|
Sportsfishing Charters
"Lake George Fishing"
518-793-7396 |
Complete Guide
Service Listings |
Fort Noble Adirondack Adventures
Cold Brook
315-326-3771 |
|
Blue Line Sports
81 Main Street, Saranac Lake
518-891-4680 |
Highliner Charter Fishing
518-885-3838 |
Northway Adirondack Guides &
Charters
2469 Ridge Road, Queensbury
518-656-9650 |
|
Titbit:
Lake Champlain has been coined the "Sixth Great Lake" with waterways
extending for 120 miles from Whitehall to Quebec, nearly 600 miles of
shoreline and 70 islands. Lake Champlain has "two storey" fishery
of warm and cold water species. Species like largemouth & small
mouth bass, northern pike, chain pickerel, walleye, yellow & white
perch, catfish, melt, lake & brown trout and landlocked salmon.
Natural fishing is enhanced by 700K annual stocking of trout and salmon. |
Other Fishy Stuff
|
Adirondack Sport Shop |
Fan
Betters |
Wilmington |
518-946-2605 |
|
Ausable
River Sports Shop |
Route
86 |
Wilmington |
518-946-1250 |
|
Blue
Line Sports |
81 Main
Street |
Saranac
Lake |
518-891-4680 |
|
C&S
Bait & Tackle |
4649
State Route 3 |
Saranac |
518-293-7218 |
|
Essex
County Fish Hatchery |
Fish
Hatchery Road |
Crown
Point |
518-597-3844 |
|
G Stephen Enterprise
(Fish farm) |
Graham
Road |
Chateaugay |
518-497-6505 |
|
Gordon's Marine Tackle
& Archery |
Route 3 |
West
Plattsburgh |
518-561-2109 |
|
Hungry
Trout Fly Shop |
Route
86 |
Wilmington |
518-946-2117 |
|
Jones
Outfitters Ltd |
2733
Main Street |
Lake
Placid |
518-523-3468 |
|
Lake
Champlain Fish Company |
362
Lake Street |
Rouses
Point |
518-297-3105 |
|
Manley
Lobster & Seafood |
1785
Military Turnpike |
Plattsburgh |
518-562-7837 |
|
Martin
Fish Preserve |
157
Town Line Road |
West
Chazy |
518-566-8949 |
|
Norm's
Bait & Tackle |
Lake
Champlain Bridge |
Crown
Point |
518-597-3645 |
|
Pat's
Bait & Tackle |
3616
NYS Route 9N |
Crown
Point |
518-597-9454 |
|
Poorman's Paradise |
9
George Mason Road |
Crown
Point |
518-597-3812 |
|
Richard's Grocery Bait & Tackle |
71
Johnson Ave |
Plattsburgh |
518-563-1444 |
|
Worm
Warehouse |
Flynn
Road |
Burke |
518-483-7687 |
Important
Resources
|
NYSDEC Region 5
(Southern Areas—
Franklin, Essex, Hamilton, Warren, Fulton, Saratoga and Washington Counties)
Ray Brook (518) 897-1200
Sub office: Northville
518-863-4545
Warrensburg 518-623-1200 |
NYSDEC Region 6
(Northern
Areas— St. Lawrence, Lewis, Herkimer, Jefferson and Oneida Counties)
Watertown 315-785-2263
Sub offices: Potsam
315-265-3909 Herkimer 315-866-6330
Lowville 315-376-3521 |
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New York
State Outdoor Guide Association
866-460-7642 |
Essex County Fish Hatchery, Creek Road, Crown Point |
NY
Fishing License Application
NYSDEC License Sales Office
625 Broadway, Albany
518-457-8862 |
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Forest Preserve Campgrounds |
Adirondack Outdoor & Taxidermy, Elizabethtown
518-873-6806 |
North Country Taxidermy & Trading Post, Keene
518-576-4318 |
|
Marinas
(see our waterway postings) |
Warren County Fishing Guide |
Lake George
Fishing Alliance |
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NYS DEC Fishing & Hunting Hotline |
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