Man holding fish on lakeThe Adirondacks are home to numerous lakes, ponds and rivers. A large majority of these bodies of water thrive with many different types of fish species. It doesn’t matter if you’re a seasoned fisherman looking to fish some new areas, or new to the sport looking to learn a thing or two, Adirondack Mountain and Stream can tailor that special fishing trip to suit your needs.
The beauty of the Adirondacks is having the ability to travel into remote ponds and lakes and not be disturbed by other fishermen, giving you that true backcountry experience. There is no greater feeling than hiking into a backcountry pond with an ultra light canoe and catching native Adirondack trout, whether it be with a fly rod or spinning gear. Our most successful trout fishing here in the Adirondacks is from late April into the first of June. So give us a call or email us to help you set up a backcountry fishing trip.
Maybe you don’t want to hike five miles to fish, it doesn’t matter the Adirondacks has plenty of fishing close to civilization as well. Here at Adirondack Mountain and stream guide service we can get you fishing on some gorgeous bodies of water, that are home to largemouth bass, smallmouth bass, northern pike, and trout with ease of access. It’s all up to you what and where you want to fish within the Adirondacks. Our fishing trips run from late April to early October.
So whether you choose to hike into the backcountry or stay close to the road, Adirondack Mountain and Steam Guide Service can provide you with day trips or overnight camping trips. Turning your fishing trip into an overnight fishing trip just adds to the memories! We will provide everything from food to tents, so after a day of fishing in the Adirondacks just sit back at camp and relax and let our guides do the rest. Contact us today to set up your fishing trip in the Adirondacks.
62 Hardscrabble Road
Olmsteadville, NY 12857
Office: 518-251-3762
Cell: 518-321-2105
jamiefrasier@frontiernet.net
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