X = Species present in river, C = Month closed or partially closed to fishing for that species, see Special Fishing Regulations for Lower Niagara River .

Access: 3
Hazards: 0
Capacity: 0
Windows: 0
Checks: 2

current with same day rule check required · no dated closure published

New York State Department of Environmental Conservation

Boat ramp
Shore access
State park

reservoir

Whitney Point Reservoir

Town of Triangle · New York

CheckingChecking official gauge…Drawdown and turnover

Largemouth bass · Smallmouth bass · Channel catfish

Field readiness

Plan with checks

How complete the record is, not a reading of the water today.

Watch

A summer draw-down of up to 2 feet is expected to occur every other year; a draw-down of up to 4 feet is anticipated to occur once every 10 years; a drawdown of up to 6 feet in expected one out of 20 years; and the maximum allowable draw-down of 8 feet is expected to occur once every 50-100 years.

Access: 0
Hazards: 1
Capacity: 1
Windows: 0
Checks: 2

current with same day rule check required · no dated closure published

New York State Department of Environmental Conservation

Boat ramp
Shore access

New York ledger

Highest-documentation public waters in this jurisdiction. Readiness is how completely the record supports a decision.

All New York records →

Type	Water	Place	Readiness	Gauge
lake	Indian Lake	Adirondacks · New York	84	Bound
lake	Keuka Lake	Finger Lakes · New York	80	Bound
river	Salmon River	Eastern Lake Ontario · New York	80	Bound
river	Oswego River	Town of Granby · New York	80	Bound
river	Lower Niagara River	New York	78	None on file
reservoir	Whitney Point Reservoir	Town of Triangle · New York	78	Bound
lake	Canandaigua Lake	Town of Canandaigua · New York	78	Bound
marine	New York Harbor (Lower Bay / Battery approaches)	New York Harbor · New York	77	Bound
marine	Great South Bay	Long Island south shore · New York	76	Bound
lake	Rushford Lake	Town of Caneadea · New York	76	None on file

Waters by class

Named public waters in New York, counted by class.

Coverage

A schematic of jurisdictions, not a chart of positions — one square per state, province and territory, carrying the number of named public waters held there. Geography is given at the resolution a decision is made at: which jurisdiction governs, and what else is nearby. A named public water is located to about a hundred metres, which tells you the basin and nothing about where the fish are. Fishing spots, access detail and private water are not in the catalog.