| Welcome to Wayne County New York's GREAT LAKE getaway! |
| Fishing Wayne County has a boat full of fishing options. Fish the mighty Lake Ontario; try your angling prowess in our four embayments, or spend a delightful quiet day fishing the historic Erie Canal. To enhance your adventure we are host to a number of derbies. The LOC Spring Derby, the Wayne County Pro-Am Trout & Salmon Tournament and the LOC Fall Derby. For the young anglers the Grand slam & Merchants Challenge Youth Derby runs from late Spring to the middle of August. The fishing season opens approximately April 1st, when ice leaves the bays, and charter services place their first lures in the water for some tremendous spring fishing. Targeted species during the early months include browns, cohos, and steelhead. The action is non-stop. This type of fishing is truly an exciting adventure. Trout and salmon fishing during the summer months in Lake Ontario switches to the mighty king salmon, with 30 pounders commonly caught in Wayne County waters. The kings will be boated until late September. For the bass angler, the third week in June until October has always provided rod bending action in Lake Ontario. We can guarantee “smallies” from Wayne County! Perch will be in shallower water, and the creative angler can enjoy a perch-bass shore dinner. What a taste! Good Luck to you when you fish the trophy waters of Wayne County |
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| Wayne County Lake Shore Marshes. 6,130 acres, wetland, hiking trails, boat access, parking lot, scenic vistas, birdwatching, cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, hunting, fishing and trapping. From Rochester, take NYS Route 104 east to the Wolcott area. Any number of roads will get to the area. Take Lake Bluff Road north (left) to Garner and East Bay Roads. From the Village of Wolcott, take either West Port Bay or East Port Road north. The eastern portion of the area is north of the Village of Red Creek. Go north on NYS Route 104A to Mixer or Blind Sodus Roads then to Broadway or Kakat Roads. Galen. 712 acres, upland, wetland, hiking trails, boat access, parking lot, birdwatching, cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, hunting, fishing and trapping. From Rochester, take the NYS Thruway east to exit 41 (NYS Route 414). Go north (left) for 8 miles on Route 414 to Clyde. As you enter the Village of Clyde turn west (left) on to Geneva Street which turns into Clyde Marengo Road. Go approximately 1 ½ miles and turn west (right) on to the River Road. You will enter the area within a few hundred yards. Northern Montezuma 7,500 acres of upland and wetland habitat for birdwatching, cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, hunting, fishing and trapping. State lands are along Route 89 north of Savannah and Savannah-Spring Lake Road east of Savannah. This area is part of the 50,000 acre Montezuma Wetlands Complex, which includes the federally-owned Montezuma National Wildlife Refuge, and other lands owned by conservation groups, and private property. The Montezuma Audubon Center is located on Route 89 north of Savannah. Northern Montezuma Wildlife Management Area Map |
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