Spanning nearly seven thousand acres in the northern Adirondack Park, this expansive water is known for shoreline that remains largely undeveloped and a lake trout fishery often considered among the region's strongest. The lake reaches reported depths of forty-seven feet and offers public access for anglers of intermediate skill. Smallmouth bass are present in the main body, while native brook trout are said to hold in the tributary streams that feed the system.
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