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Printable fishing map · New York

Lake George

21 numbered points: 5 access points, 4 campsites, 2 bait & fly shops, 4 outfitters, 4 parks and conservation areas, 1 agency office, 1 USGS gauge.
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Points reviewed Sep 22, 2026
Map © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL). Points curated by GuidedFloats from OpenStreetMap and state agency sources. Not a navigation chart. Confirm access, hours and regulations before you go.

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Numbered points

#PointTypeLat, LonNotes
1FISH307
814 Goggins Road, Lake George · off Northway exit 21
Bait, tackle & fly shop43.40068, -73.71579Walk-in tackle store and mail-order warehouse; its own site calls it a fishing tackle superstore trading since 1992. Tackle is itemised; live bait is not stated on the site.
2Lake George Battleground Campground
NYSDEC · 2224 State Route 9 · 68 sites
Campsite43.41506, -73.71178DEC drive-in campground a quarter mile south of Lake George village; swimming is at the Lake George Beach day-use facility next door. Coordinate is DEC's own published GPS.
3Beach Road Bait & Tackle
2239 State Route 9, Lake George
Bait, tackle & fly shop43.41588, -73.71310Walk-in shop at the head of the lake. Its own site lists fishing and hunting licences, Lake George Park Commission boat permits and bike rentals; newest dated page is a January 2026 fishing report.
4Lake George Beach (Million Dollar Beach)
NYSDEC · hard-surface, two lanes · off Beach Road
Access / boat ramp43.41658, -73.70357The lake's main south-end launch, in Lake George village. Day-use fee Memorial Day to Columbus Day; DEC gives hours as 6am-8pm. An OSM slipway node 0.16 km away corroborates the ramp position.
5Hearthstone Point Campground and Day Use Area
NYSDEC · 3298 Lake Shore Drive · 243 sites
Campsite43.45520, -73.69601DEC drive-in campground on the west shore two miles north of the village, with a sand beach. No boat launch at this facility. Coordinate is DEC's own published GPS.
6Castaway Marina
East shore, Cleverdale
Outfitter / canoe rental43.46270, -73.63103Private marina on the east shore; mapped in OSM as a marina and harbour. Not a public launch.
7Fischer's Marina
East shore, Cleverdale
Outfitter / canoe rental43.47495, -73.62711Private marina on the east shore. OSM spells the name with a stray double quote; corrected here.
8Lake George Islands — Long Island Group
NYSDEC · boat access only · 90 sites
Campsite43.48377, -73.65490One of DEC's three island campground groups, at the south end of the lake. Sites are reachable by boat only and each has a dock. Point is placed on Long Island itself, the group's namesake.
9Pilot Knob Marina
East shore, Pilot Knob
Outfitter / canoe rental43.51780, -73.62893Private marina on the east shore below the Tongue Mountain narrows.
10Water's Edge Marina
West shore, Bolton Landing
Outfitter / canoe rental43.55857, -73.64999Private marina at Bolton Landing, the village nearest the Glen Island campground group.
11Greene Island Maintenance Facility
New York State · Bolton Landing
Agency / conservation office43.56176, -73.64650State-managed maintenance facility on the Bolton Landing shore, mapped in OSM as a government office on protected state land.
12Northwest Bay Brook hand launch
NYSDEC · hand launch · Route 9N
Access / boat ramp43.62640, -73.60795DEC hand launch on Route 9N about four miles north of Bolton Landing. It sits on Northwest Bay Brook rather than the lake shore — boats must be carried in and paddled down to Northwest Bay.
13Leeming Jelliffe Preserve
Nature reserve · east shore
Park / conservation area43.65521, -73.49059Shoreline nature reserve on the east side of the lake opposite the Tongue Mountain range.
14Hague Town Beach
Town of Hague · hard-surface ramp · fee/permit
Access / boat ramp43.74445, -73.49890Municipal hard-surface launch on the Hague waterfront. DEC lists parking as 3 car-and-trailer spaces plus 15 cars; a fee or permit is required.
15Peggy's Point
Town of Hague · lakeside park
Park / conservation area43.74490, -73.49700Small town park on the Hague waterfront, immediately north of the town beach and launch.
16Rogers Rock Campground launch
NYSDEC · hard-surface · Route 9N
Access / boat ramp43.79282, -73.47984The campground's own hard-surface launch, on Route 9N three miles north of Hague hamlet. DEC says it is open year round with a day-use fee in season.
17Rogers Rock Campground and Day Use Area
NYSDEC · 9894 Lake Shore Drive, Hague · 332 sites
Campsite43.79433, -73.48556DEC drive-in campground at the north end of the lake, six miles south of Ticonderoga, with a sand beach, mooring buoys and its own launch. Coordinate is DEC's own published GPS.
18USGS 04278000 — Lake George at Rogers Rock
USGS monitoring location
USGS gauge43.80814, -73.45789The lake's USGS gauge, off Rogers Rock near the north end. Lake level rather than a river discharge.
19Cook Mountain
Nature reserve · Ticonderoga
Park / conservation area43.81793, -73.43801Nature reserve on the northeast shore above the lake's outlet, overlooking Mossy Point.
20Mossy Point State Boat Launch
NYSDEC · hard-surface · Black Point Road
Access / boat ramp43.82142, -73.42639The lake's big north-end launch, two miles north of Ticonderoga village on the east shore. DEC gives 100 car-and-trailer spaces, accessible parking and a boat pumpout.
21Lake George Forest Preserve
New York State Forest Preserve
Park / conservation area43.83766, -73.42988State Forest Preserve land at the very north end of the lake, where it narrows toward the La Chute outlet at Ticonderoga.

Before you launch

Gauge: USGS 04278000 — LAKE GEORGE AT ROGERS ROCK NY. Live flow on the web page.

Species: Black Crappie, Lake Trout, Landlocked Salmon, Largemouth Bass, Northern Pike, Smallmouth Bass, Yellow Perch

Regulations: dec.ny.gov/things-to-do/freshwater-fishing/regulations

Emergency: call 911 and give the number of the nearest point on this map plus its coordinates.

Access notes

Rogers Rock and Hearthstone Point: state campgrounds with ramps in the north.
Lake George Village and Bolton Landing: public ramps and marinas.
Mossy Point and Norowal: additional launches along the lake.
Island campsites are reachable by boat and permitted through the state.
Extensive shoreline is private, so boat access is the practical choice.
Ticonderoga and Lake George Village have services and guides.
Note: very heavy recreational traffic from late June to early September.

Seasons

Winter: ice fishing for lake trout and perch where the ice is dependable.
Spring: lake trout and salmon near the surface after ice-out, the best trolling weeks.
Summer: deep coldwater trolling, smallmouth on the rock, crowded afternoons.
Fall: trout and salmon shallow again and the lake almost empty of boats.

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