Exploring the 500+ Lakes and Ponds on long island
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Are you an avid angler looking for year-round fishing opportunities? Look no further than Long Island, where freshwater fishing is not only abundant but also diverse. From panfish like perch and white perch to the chance to reel in largemouth bass of impressive size, Long Island offers something for every angler.
What Makes Long Island a Premier Fishing Destination?
Long Island boasts a premier location like Connetquot State Park, known worldwide for its world-class rainbow and brown trout. Whether you're a seasoned angler or a beginner, the waters of Long Island provide ample opportunities to test your fly fishing skills and reel in some impressive catches.
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Exploring the 500+ Lakes and Ponds
Don't limit yourself to just one fishing spot on Long Island. With over 500 lakes and ponds to choose from, there's always a new fishing adventure waiting for you. Whether you prefer the tranquility of a secluded pond or the excitement of a bustling lake, Long Island has it all.
So, grab your gear, pack your bait, and head to Long Island for a fishing experience like no other. With its diverse freshwater fishing opportunities, beautiful scenery, and world-class fishing locations, Long Island is truly a year-round angler's paradise. Don't forget your fishing licenses and the current FRESHWATER REGULATIONS
Following is a sample of the many freshwater opportunities on Long Island.....Fishing these lakes provide a great winter activity
FRESHWATER LAKES AND PONDS
West Lake • Carmans River • Bubble Falls • Caleb Smith State Park
Argyle lake • Southards Pond • Belmont Lake
Belmont lake State Park * Upper lake Yaphank
Southaven Park * Connetquot River State Park
Lake Ronkonkoma * Fort pond in Montauk and lake Ronkonkoma.
Great Patchogue Lake * Gibbs Pond * Artist Lake * Bubble Falls
South Haven County Park * Blydenburgh County Parks
Click Here: To see the complete Suffolk County stock List.
Click Here: Guide to New York and Long Islands Freshwater Fishing Areas.
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