Fish the Quiet Waters of the Adirondacks
Some of the best fishing in the Adirondacks happens away from the big lakes and busy boat launches. Hidden among the forests are countless ponds and smaller lakes that hold everything from wild brook trout to aggressive bass and northern pike.
Our Adirondack Pond & Lake Fishing Trips allow anglers to explore these waters by canoe, kayak, or rowboat, reaching places that offer beautiful scenery, peaceful surroundings, and excellent fishing.
Whether we’re paddling into a remote trout pond or fishing one of the many quiet lakes just a short walk from the road, these trips offer a classic Adirondack fishing experience.
A great option for anglers looking for a relaxed and productive outing on the water.
Perfect for:
Families
Visiting anglers
First-time fishermen
Exploring a single pond or lake
Includes:
4-5 hours of guided fishing
Canoe, kayak, or rowboat
Rods, tackle, and equipment
Drinks and snacks
Instruction and fish-finding
Our most popular option, allowing time to explore multiple areas and fish different structures throughout the day.
Includes:
6–8 hours on the water
All fishing equipment
Drinks, snacks, and lunch
Guide instruction and local knowledge
Time to explore additional waters when possible
Some of the most memorable Adirondack fishing happens on quiet backcountry ponds.
These trips may involve:
A short hike or carry to reach the water
Canoe or packboat access
Fishing wild trout waters
Beautiful remote scenery
A peaceful wilderness setting
These ponds often provide outstanding opportunities for Adirondack brook trout and other trout species.
Not every trip requires a long hike or carry. Many excellent Adirondack lakes and ponds can be reached with a short walk from parking areas, making them ideal for:
Families
Beginner anglers
Relaxed fishing outings
Scenic days on the water
These waters can hold a variety of species including bass, pike, perch, crappie, and trout.
Adirondack ponds and lakes hold an incredible diversity of fish species. Depending on the water and season, we may target:
Brook Trout
Lake Trout
Rainbow Trout
Brown Trout
Splake
Walleye
Northern Pike
Smallmouth Bass
Largemouth Bass
Yellow Perch
Black Crappie
Each trip is tailored to seasonal fishing patterns and your personal fishing goals.
Depending on the location and your preference, we may fish using:
A classic Adirondack fishing platform that allows access to remote waters while providing stability and comfort.
A great option for anglers who prefer a solo boat with excellent maneuverability.
Perfect for certain ponds and lakes where a stable platform allows comfortable fishing while the guide rows and positions the boat.
Each boat type offers unique advantages depending on the water and fishing style.
Your guide will adjust techniques based on the species and conditions. These may include:
Casting artificial lures
Jigging for trout and panfish
Live bait fishing
Structure fishing for bass and pike
Trolling for trout and other species
We focus on techniques that maximize your chances of success while keeping the day enjoyable.
Canoe, kayak, or rowboat
Rods, reels, and tackle
Live bait or artificial lures depending on target species
Safety equipment
Drinks and snacks (plus lunch on full-day trips)
Professional guide instruction
Valid NYS fishing license
Weather-appropriate clothing
Hat and sunglasses
Sunscreen
Camera
Personal beverages if desired
62 Hard Scrabble Rd
Olmstedville, NY 12857
Office: 518-251-3762
Cell: 518-321-2105
jamiefrasier@frontiernet.net
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