Hearthstone Point Fishing
Hearthstone Point is a popular Lake George fishing spot near a state campground, offering easy shoreline access for anglers targeting trout and panfish. Located just north of the Village of
Hearthstone Point is a popular Lake George fishing spot near a state campground, offering easy shoreline access for anglers targeting trout and panfish. Located just north of the Village of
Diamond Point is a rocky shoreline fishing hotspot on Lake George, ideal for catching smallmouth bass and yellow perch. Located on the lake’s western shore, this area offers anglers a
Huddle Bay is a protected fishing area on Lake George located near Bolton Landing. It’s well-known for its healthy populations of largemouth bass, yellow perch, northern pike, and pickerel. With
Bolton Landing and Northwest Bay are prime fishing destinations on Lake George with access to a DEC boat launch. Deep water and shallows provide a diverse fishery with lake trout,
The Narrows and Harbor Islands area of Lake George features a series of small islands and underwater structure, making it a top fishing zone for smallmouth bass, crappie, panfish, and
The Silver Bay and Hague area in northern Lake George is known for its deep, cold-water fishing. Anglers come here for excellent chances at lake trout and landlocked salmon, especially
Rogers Rock Campground offers convenient fishing access on the northern tip of Lake George, with deep waters home to lake trout, bass, and salmon. This spot features a boat launch,
Dunham Bay is a lesser-known fishing gem located in the southern end of Lake George. This warm, shallow bay is home to largemouth bass, bluegill, perch, and pickerel. Its weedy
Kattskill Bay is a quiet fishing area along the southeastern shore of Lake George, offering warmwater action for bass, panfish, and pickerel. With a mix of rocky outcrops and submerged
Warner Bay, located near the southern basin of Lake George, is known for its warm, shallow waters that attract largemouth bass, perch, and other panfish. This protected bay features abundant
Canoe Island, Dicks Island, and Hogback Reef form one of the most structure-rich fishing zones in Lake George. This area is ideal for targeting smallmouth bass, which thrive around the
Sunken Island near Hague is a well-known fishing landmark in Lake George, popular among bass anglers. This mid-lake hotspot features shallow reefs and submerged structure that attract smallmouth bass, especially
Million Dollar Beach in Lake George Village offers both shoreline and boat fishing access via a DEC launch. This area is productive for lake trout, landlocked salmon, bass, and perch,