Lake Champlain
Lake Champlain is a huge lake located mostly within the borders of Vermont and New York, but a portion of the lake is also located across the border into Canada. It is a natural, freshwater lake and it is very popular for fishing and boating. Lake Champlain is 100 miles long and 12 miles across at its widest point. The maximum depth is about 400 feet.
The cool waters provide excellent fishing for a variety of species including salmon, lake trout, steelhead, brown trout, perch, smallmouth bass, largemouth bass, walleye and northern pike. This is one of the best multi-species lakes with big fish potential in the country.
Vermont’s Green Mountains
Vermont’s Green Mountains are the peaks that gave the state of Vermont its name. The Green Mountains are full of life with plants, grass, trees and other vegetation. There is plenty of wildlife in these mountains as many people enjoy visiting these mountains year-round. Hiking, fishing and skiing are very popular in the mountains. There are plenty of rivers and streams that are home to a variety of trout. Anglers come from all over to fish the trout rivers and streams of Vermont’s Green Mountains.
