Chub Lake sits north of Tupper Lake village in a quiet stretch of working forest — 97 acres with no formal public access and no DEC launch or trailhead to speak of. The shoreline is largely private, and without fish stocking records or angler reports in the file, it's the kind of water that stays off most paddlers' maps. If you're poking around the dirt roads and gated timber tracts between Tupper and the St. Regis Canoe Area, you'll see it on the USGS quad — but getting to the water legally is another question entirely.
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