Fishing - Ten Facts
With over a mile of lakefront, Adirondack Camp boasts some of the best fishing on all of Lake George. How many species of fish have you caught at camp?
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Lake George is a two-story fisheries, containing both coldwater fish like trout and Atlantic salmon and warmwater fish like bass, pike, walleye, and perch.
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Their are 36 types of fish in Lake George.
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A fisherman caught a 35″ landlocked salmon on Lake George in February of 2016 that weighed in at over 15 pounds – the largest salmon caught on the lake in about 30 years.
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Lake George is stocked annually with landlocked salmon and has an excellent naturally reproducing population of lake trout.
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Lake George ranks among the top five bass fishing destinations in New York State.
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Lake George is open to anglers year-round.
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Northern pike and landlocked salmon are the species most sought after from first ice through mid-February, when locals start ice fishing.
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Fishing is a prehistoric practice dating back at least 40,000 years.
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There are several different recreational fishing methods used by anglers. Some of these methods include traditional fishing, fly fishing and ice fishing.
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The traditional fishing method uses a fishing pole, reel, line with a hook or artificial bait.