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Boat- A33 - East Creek 2 (VTFW) Plattsburgh II s ll e Plattsburgh G17XW 878-1564 / vtfishandwildlife.com house 865-3377 / enjoyburlington.com 878-1564 / vtfishandwildlife.com C35 - Oakledge Park A34 - George Davis (Singing Cedars) C1XW Fe 864-0123 / enjoyburlington.com (VTFW) rry ¤£2 North Hero 878-1564 / vtfishandwildlife.com XWG18 XW G9 - North Hero State Park G19 A35 - Mount Independence (VTFW) 372-8727 / vtstateparks.com South Burlington C36 - Muddy Brook Park 878-1564 / vtfishandwildlife.com XW G10 - Stephenson Point (VTFW) G20 863-5744 / wvpd.org 878-1564 / vtfishandwildlife.com C37 - Red Rocks Park G11 - North Hero Causeway (VTFW) S o u t h 846-4108 / sburlrecdept.com S o u t h G21 M ii ll tt o n 878-1564 / vtfishandwildlife.com H e rr o XW C3XW C5 C2XW G12 - Kings Bay (VTFW) XWXW XWC6 Shelburne £7 878-1564 / vtfishandwildlife.com C4 ¤ C38 - Shelburne Shipyard G13 - North Hero Marina XW 985-3326 / shelburneshipyard.com C7 XWC8 372-5953 / northhero.com G22XW C39 - Shelburne Bay Park ¤£2 G14 - Knight Island State Park C9XW 985-9551 / shelburnevt.org 524-6353 / vtstateparks.com C40 - Shelburne Bay (VTFW) C10XW G15 - Knight Point State Park C o ll c h e s tt e rr 878-1564 / vtfishandwildlife.com C12XW 372-8389 / vtstateparks.com XW C13 C14 C41 - LaPlatte River Marsh Natural Area XW XWC15 C11 XW XW 229-4425 / nature.org/vermont C17 C16 Grand Isle XW C27 C42 - Shelburne River Park XWXWXW C18 G16 - Ladd’s Landing Marina £7 862-4150 / lclt.org C26 XWC19 XWC20 ¤ 372-5320 / laddslandingmarina.com C43 - H. Laurence Achilles Natural Area PPoorrtt KKeenntt F G17 - Vantines (VTFW) erry XW 229-4425 / nature.org/vermont (Se XW C28 aso C29 878-1564 / vtfishandwildlife.com na W ii n o o sXWk ii C44 - Shelburne Pond (VTFW) l) XW C24 C21 G18 - Ed Weed Fish Culture Station (VTFW) C30 C237XWXWXWXWC22 E s s e x 878-1564 / vtfishandwildlife.com XW C25 J u n c tt ii o n 878-1564 / vtfishandwildlife.com B u rr ll ii n g tt o nC31XWXW C32 C33 XW C36XW G19 - Grand Isle State Park Charlotte C34 372-4300 / vtstateparks.com C45 - Town Beach C35XW 425-3071 / charlottevt.org © Jack Rowell, courtesy of Lake Champlain International C37XW South Hero C46 - Converse Bay (VTFW) XW G20 - Keeler Bay (VTFW) C38 S o u tt h 878-1564 / vtfishandwildlife.com B u r l i n g t o n B u r l i n g t o n 878-1564 / vtfishandwildlife.com C47 - Point Bay Marina G21 - John Guilmette (VTFW) 425-2431 / pointbaymarina.com C39XW 878-1564 / vtfishandwildlife.com XWC40 S h e l b u r n e XW S h e l b u r n e G22 - Allen Point (VTFW) C41 XWC42 878-1564 / vtfishandwildlife.com C43XW Addison County XWC44 Ferrisburgh Chittenden County A1 - Lewis Creek (VTFW) 878-1564 / vtfishandwildlife.com XWC45 Milton A2 - Kingsland Bay State Park ¹ C1 - Van Everest (VTFW) 877-3445 / www.vtstateparks.com C h a rr ll o tt tt e EEsssseexx 878-1564 / vtfishandwildlife.com A3 - Ferrisburgh Town Beach Ferry C2 - Town Forest and Pond 877-3429 / ferrisburghvt.org XWC46 893-4922 / miltonvt.org A4 - Little Otter Creek WMA C3 - Lamoille River Park 878-1564 / vtfishandwildlife.com XW C47 893-4922 / miltonvt.org A5 - South Slang (VTFW) 0 1 2 4 Miles C4 - Sand Bar WMA (VTFW) 878-1564 / vtfishandwildlife.com ¤£7 878-1564 / vtfishandwildlife.com A6 - Fort Cassin (VTFW) A1XW C5 - Sand Bar State Park 878-1564 / vtfishandwildlife.com AXW2 893-2825 / vtstateparks.com A7 - Button Bay State Park Kevin Rose, courtesy of Lake Champlain Committee A3XW XW A4 XW C6 - Sand Bar Refuge (VTFW) 475-2377 / vtstateparks.com XW A5 A6 878-1564 / vtfishandwildlife.com A8 - Tom’s Marine C7 - Lamoille River (VTFW) 475-2465 / toms-marine.com 878-1564 / vtfishandwildlife.com

XWA8 C8 - Sears (VTFW) Vergennes XW A7 F e rr rr ii s b u rr g «¬22A 878-1564 / vtfishandwildlife.com A9 - Falls Park A10 XWXW 877-2841 / vergennes.org Rd A9 A11 Adams ton Colchester A10 - MacDonough Park Pan V e rr g e n n e s A12XWFerry Rd C9 - Niquette Bay State Park 877-2841 / vergennes.org XW P a n t o n 893-5210 / vtstateparks.com A13 P a n t o n A11 - Settlers Park d R C10 - Mallett’s Bay Marinas 877-2841 / vergennes.org e 10+ marinas/services k a «¬22A 264-5508 / colchestervt.gov L C11 - Colchester Pond Panton 863-5744 / wvpd.org A12 - Arnold Bay Town A14XW C12 - Law Island Boat Access 475-2333 XWA15 264-5640 / colchestervt.gov A13 - Rock Island «¬17 C13 - Causeway Park and Island Line Trail 862-4150 / www.lclt.org/rock-island-panton A d d ii s o n 264-5640 / colchestervt.gov XWA16 C14 - Rossetti Natural Area Addison A19XW 264-5640 / colchestervt.gov A14 - Potash Bay Town Access Chhiimnneeyy Pooiinntt ¤£7 Green Mountain XW C15 - Malletts Bay (VTFW) 759-2020 / addisonvt.org A17 A18 M ii d d ll e b u rr y National Crroownn XW A22 878-1564 / vtfishandwildlife.com A15 - Dead Creek (VTFW) PPooiinntt XW A20 Forest XWXW C16 - Bayside Park 878-1564 / vtfishandwildlife.com Town of Colchester A21 264-5640 / colchestervt.gov A16 - D.A.R. State Park A25 XW C17 - Colchester Point (VTFW) 759-2354 / vtstateparks.com 878-1564 / vtfishandwildlife.com A17 - Chimney Point (VTFW) ¤£7 C o rr n w a ll ll C18 - Half Moon Cove WMA 878-1564 / vtfishandwildlife.com «¬125 XW A18 - McCuen Slang (VTFW) A23 878-1564 / vtfishandwildlife.com C19 - Heineberg Access/Billado Park 878-1564 / vtfishandwildlife.com Moosalamoo 264-5640 / colchestervt.gov A19 - Champlain Bridge Marina «¬74 National C20 - Macrae Farm Park 759-2049 / sayahoy.com Recreation Area XW A26 863-5744 / wvpd.org «¬30 Middlebury S h o rr e h a m XW A24 Winooski A20 - Mill St Access & Natural Area C21 - Gilbrook Natural Area 388-8100 ext 205 / townofmiddlebury.org 655-6410 / winooskivt.org A21 - Otter Creek Falls C22 - Casavant Natural Area/Winooski 388-8100 ext 205 / townofmiddlebury.org A28 Ferry XW W h ii tt ii n g Nature Trail A22 - Otter Park (Seasonal) 655-6410 / winooskivt.org 388-8100 ext 205 / townofmiddlebury.org A27XW C23 - Millyard Canoe Access A23 - Middlebury Gorge Arch Bridge FFoorrtt 388-8100 ext 205 / townofmiddlebury.org TTiiccoonnddeerrooggaa 655-6410 / winooskivt.org C24 - Winooski One Hydro Park A29 M t O rr w e ll ll Cornwall XW Ind and Fishway 223-7141 / winooski1hydro.com XW ep A35 en A24 - Cornwall Swamp WMA de C25 - Winooski River Walk nc XW e A32 878-1564 / vtfishandwildlife.com XW Rd XW 655-6410 / winooskivt.org A31 A25 - Lemon Fair WMA South Burlington Recreation and Parks A30 XW A33 878-1564 / vtfishandwildlife.com

A34 XW Water Recreation along the Lake Champlain Byway

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