One of only two deep, cold, oligotrophic lakes in the Clyde River system, Seymour Lake is 1,777 acres and drops to 167 feet, supporting a classic coldwater fishery. Landlocked salmon and lake trout draw serious anglers, while smallmouth bass and yellow perch keep shore anglers busy. Ice fishing is popular here in winter.
🐟 Fish you'll find: landlocked salmon, lake trout, brown trout, smallmouth bass, chain pickerel, yellow perch
🥾 Public access: Vermont Fish & Wildlife fishing access area at 6481 VT Route 111, Morgan, with a concrete boat ramp, seasonal dock, and restrooms; parking for 40 trailers plus 2 ADA spaces, plowed in winter.
📦 Stocking: Stocking not stated by VT Fish & Wildlife.
Water details sourced from Vermont Fish & Wildlife. Map pin is approximate - confirm access on arrival.
Vermont fishing licenses are required for anglers 15 and older - check current regulations with Vermont Fish & Wildlife before you go.