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Fishing Trails in New York
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Fishing Trails in New York

289
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1 - 31 mi
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New York has 289 fishing trails. These trails range from 1.1 to 31.6 miles in length. The most popular trails are Connetquot River, Nissequogue River, Lake Ronkonkoma, and Carmans River, Hemlock Lake Trails and Lower Mongaup River. Trails.com member Tom S. recently completed Schroon River, Schroon Lake, Paradox Lake, Putnam Pond, Brant Lake, and Loon Lake.
Best Trails in New York
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Pharaoh Mountain and Lake Loop
Schroon Lake, NY
2
In the Schroon Lake area of the Eastern Adirondacks, this all- day or overnight hike tags ...
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Murphy Lake Trail
Wells, NY
2
North of Northville, this easy hike along a time- worn, centuries- old road accesses three ...
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Canadarago Lake, Otsego Lake, Susquehanna River, and Goodyear Lake
Cooperstown, NY
2
This 1,900-acre lake averages 33 feet deep and has a maximum depth of 44 feet. Its east ...
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Great Sacandaga Lake, East Caroga Lake, and West Caroga Lake
Broadalbin, NY
1
Formed in 1930 when a dam was built on the Sacandaga River, this 26,860-acre Great Sacandaga ...
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Canadice Lake
Springwater, NY
1
The hike along Canadice Lake’s western shore follows access roads for the Rochester Water ...
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Robert Cushman Murphy County State Park
Manorville, NY
1
Hike through a watershed for the Peconic River and explore rare coastal plains and pond-shore ...
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Jockeybush Lake
Caroga Lake, NY
1
Jockeybush Lake promises a varied experience, from streamside hiking and stream crossings ...
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Queen Catharine Marsh: Willow Walk
Montour Falls, NY
1
This short trek amid the marshland south of Seneca Lake is not particularly challenging ...
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Ponds Outside the St. Regis Canoe Area
Saranac Lake, NY
1
This eTrail includes East Pine Pond, West Pine Pond, Green Pond, Polliwog Pond, Middle ...
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Peconic River
Calverton, NY
1
Running from west to east for roughly 15 miles to feed Flanders Bay, this stream is dammed ...
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Upper Niagara River
Buffalo, NY
1
The outlet of Lake Erie, this stream starts out at a brisk pace in Buffalo, steadily accelerates ...
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Braddock Bay
Rochester, NY
0
Fed by Salmon and Buttonwood Creeks, this 250-acre bay boasts an incredible collection ...
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St. Lawrence River
Clayton, NY
0
Short Take: Approximately 45 miles of river; clear, rocky, weedy, islands, channels, bays. ...
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Buffalo River
Buffalo, NY
0
Flowing through Buffalo, the state’s second largest city, this Lake Erie tributary got ...
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Cazenovia Creek
Buffalo, NY
0
Formed by the confluence of the east and west branches, this stream flows west for about ...
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Reservoirs and Ponds from Cazenovia to Hamilton
West Eaton, NY
0
The 44-acre Stoney Pond averages 4 feet deep, has an island, and is loaded with emergent ...
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East and West Branches of the Tioughnioga River, Fabius Brook, and Labrador Pond
Cortland, NY
0
The West Branch Tioughnioga River is the outlet of Tully Lake. It flows south for about ...
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Kayuta Lake and Forestport Reservoir
Forestport, NY
0
The 422-acre Kayuta Lake averages 10 feet deep and has a maximum depth of 22 feet. The ...
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North Lake and South Lake
Forestport, NY
0
The 307-acre North Lake is the major source of the Black River. Averaging about 18 feet ...
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Oswegatchie River
Gouverneur, NY
0
Snaking from the Five Ponds Wilderness to the St. Lawrence River, a distance of more than ...
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Lower Raquette River
Massena, NY
0
This stream’s final 15 miles, from Raymondsville to the St. Lawrence River, is free of ...
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Lower and Upper Brown Tract Ponds, Shallow Lake, Blue Mountain Lake, And Raquette Lake
Raquette Lake, NY
0
Located on the seam of the Pigeon Lake Wilderness and the Moose River Plains Wild Forest, ...
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Saranac Lakes Chain
Saranac Lake, NY
0
This eTrail includes Upper Saranac Lake, Middle Saranac Lake, Weller Pond, Lower Saranac ...
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Moose Pond, Buck Pond, Jones Pond, Osgood Pond, Lake Kushaqua, and Rainbow Lake
Onchiota, NY
0
Set between the Saranac Lake Wild Forest and the McKenzie Mountain Wilderness, the 140-acre ...
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Lower Chateaugay Lake, Upper Chateaugay Lake, and Chateaugay River
Chateaugay, NY
0
The 568-acre Lower Chateaugay Lake averages 12 feet deep and has a maximum depth of 25 ...
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