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LPL Update -Fall 2022
June
Hi Guys,
I hope everyone had a great summer!!!! It was a hot one, huh!! Considering the rest of the country, up here, we had the best weather anywhere. We only had a couple of days that hit the 90 degree mark. We did have quite a few humid days, but not HOT, and we are "NOT" in a drought either, so we've been "Very" lucky!
Looking Back
Looking back over the fishing this summer, we had some ups and downs....The Bass and Pike fishing the last couple of weeks in June was really slow. But most of July was really good, with lots of fish, and they were in shallow water too!!! But then in late July the Bass and Pike went to deeper water and the fishing slowed down. On the other hand, Lake Trout fishing was really good from June right thru August and we also caught a few more Salmon this summer as well. Here are the photos from Mid June right up to now.
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THE FALL AHEAD
As of this writing, September 6th, the lake temperatures are starting to drop, so by the end of the month, it should be in the 60's and the Bass and Pike should be coming shallow and really starting to feed up for the winter ahead. The Lakers and salmon come shallow to spawn and feed when the water temps drop to the mid to low 50s, which is about late October. Next to the Spring, Fall is the next best time of the year to catch quantities of fish, but it is the very best time of year for "Biggest" fish of the year, in almost "ALL" species! More 5LB plus Bass, 10Lbs Pike and 10 Lbs plus LaKers are caught in the "FALL" then any other time of the year. Here are the photos from just last fall. Really Nice Ones.
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Many of our dates are booked up for the fall but if you are flexible, we can still get you in!! For all of you guys that are booked in with us, make sure you bring plenty of rattle traps, inline spinners, jerk baits, flukes, and spinner baits for the Pike. For the Bass, the same as above plus tube jigs, ned rigs, senkos and drop shot, and you should be all set!!
Well, guys, I guess that's it for now..."LETS GO FISHING". There`s a long winter ahead you know!!
Thanks for all the years!!
Pete
he Lodge provides a vast array of fishing packages and can accommodate up to 18 people who come to fish. We provide meals and lodging packages, guide service only packages and full service packages where we combine all our services. We have support from 14 local guides who work with us to provide the best in service and knowledge. Long Pond, which is located directly behind our Lodge, is an excellent Adirondack Park fishery. It contains quality large and smallmouth bass, northern pike and a good mixture of large panfish. Rowboats are provided, free of charge, on all Lodge fishing packages. The fishing packages we offer for the pond do not include the guide service. This is a great way to reduce your overall expenses and still enjoy a great fishing opportunity. We do provide a detailed map that reflects all the hotspots and weedbeds. We also provide various ice fishing packages during the long winter on Long Pond. Learn more 
The Adirondack-Champlain Guide Service is located about 4 miles off the Northway (Rt.87) at exit 33, Keeseville. After stopping at the red light proceed straight ahead and look for our sign on the right side of the road as you head South on Rt. 22. It is located directly in front of our Lodge located on Long Pond. Check out out