Great Sacandaga Lake Fisheries Federation, Inc

Great Sacandaga Lake Fisheries Federation, Inc Since this time, the group has collectively worked i

The Great Sacandaga Lake Fisheries Federation (GSLFF) was formed in February 1984 after several groups noted the need for one group to oversee the promotion and enhancement of the Great Sacandaga Lake. Since this time, the group has collectively worked in many ways to enhance one of the finest fisheries in New York State. In 1996 the GSLFF incorporated as a federally recognized 501(c) not for Profit Corporation and all work is done on a volunteer basis.

09/20/2026

ATTENTION,

We are setting a reorganizational meeting which we hope all can attend. We need to elect a board and discuss actions going forward such as stocking this fall, which we have the permit and funding secured for. There will also be discussion about meeting days, frequency and location as there has been a desire for alternate days.

For this meetong, it will be at the Fish House Fish and Game Club on Tuesday September 29th at 7pm in the main meeting room. This will be an important time to share ideas and visions while recommitting to the good of the club at the GSL.

04/14/2026
04/09/2026

DEC stocking dates:
Fulton County
Canada Lake Caroga 1,860 Spring Rainbow Trout 8 inches
Cayadutta Creek Gloversville 700 April - 2nd week Brown Trout 9 - 10 inches
Cayadutta Creek Gloversville 80 April - 2nd week Brown Trout 12 -15 inches
Cayadutta Creek Johnstown 350 April - 2nd week Brown Trout 9 - 10 inches
Cayadutta Creek Johnstown 40 April - 2nd week Brown Trout 12 -15 inches
East Canada Creek Oppenheim, Stratford 450 May - 1st week Brown Trout 12 -15 inches
East Canada Creek Oppenheim, Stratford 3,730 May - 1st week Brown Trout 9 - 10 inches
East Caroga Lake Caroga 1,250 Spring Rainbow Trout 8 inches
Middle Sprite Creek Oppenheim, Stratford 40 April - 4th week Brown Trout 12 -15 inches
Middle Sprite Creek Oppenheim, Stratford 280 April - 4th week Brown Trout 9 - 10 inches
Northville Pond Northampton 1,300 April Rainbow Trout 8 inches
Northville Pond Northampton 1,300 May Rainbow Trout 8 inches
Wolford's Pond Johnstown 180 April Brown Trout 8 inches
Wolford's Pond Johnstown 180 May Brown Trout 8 inches

03/31/2026

Then vs Now: The Great Sacandaga Lake 🌊

The Great Flood of 1913 overwhelmed cities along the Hudson River, including Albany, and exposed how vulnerable the region was to spring runoff flowing down from the Adirondacks. In response, the state built the Conklingville Dam on the Sacandaga River, creating Great Sacandaga Lake as a large flood control reservoir. The lake now holds back excess water up north, helping regulate the Hudson River and protect communities downriver like Albany when snowmelt and heavy rains push water levels higher 🌊

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P. O. Box 991
Northville, NY
12134

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+15182278298

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