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| : Buel, Lake |
This medium size, relatively deep 196-acre lake is located just south of Route 57, roughly a
mile south of its junction with Route 23. Maximum depth is 42 feet; average depth is
approximately 20 feet. Transparency is very good, extending to 13 feet, and aquatic vegetation —
particularly submerged water milfoil — is exceedingly abundant. The shorelines are thickly
developed with permanent and seasonal residences. Not surprisingly, recreational use of the lake
is high.
There is an excellent, paved boat ramp on the northwestern side of the pond, owned by the
Public Access Board and managed by the Division of Forests and Parks. It is suitable for
launching all but the largest trailer craft, and there is no fee. A paved lot next to the ramp provides
ample parking space for up to 30 vehicles.
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| About the Water |
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(Nautical Charts, Topographic, Avation, and Photographic available.) |
| Water Area: |
196 acres |
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| Fishing in Buel, Lake |
| No fishing information available at this time. |
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