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Mohawk River

The Mohawk River in the Old Forge region is a connector waterway in the Fulton Chain corridor — not the state's famous Mohawk River that runs east-west across New York, but a smaller Adirondack tributary that feeds the local lake system. It threads through mixed forest and low wetland terrain typical of the central Adirondacks, accessible primarily by paddlers working the chain or by anglers who know the put-ins. Species data isn't cataloged, but these slow-moving Old Forge waters typically hold bass, perch, and northern pike in the deeper pools. Check the DEC launch map for the Fulton Chain — most access to this drainage comes via the larger connected lakes.

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