Lake Champlain Fishing Access in Charlotte, VT Reopens
The Converse Bay Fishing Access Area on Lake Champlain in Charlotte has reopened after undergoing renovations.
The Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department says the area is now open for use by anglers and recreational boaters.
The reconstruction project began in late August and the area has been closed since then. The access now has a longer and deeper boat launch ramp, parking that meets the American with Disabilities Act standards and a path to the ramp and dock. There were also infrastructure upgrades to reduce storm water runoff into the lake.
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More Lake Champlain News:
- Vermont Fish & Wildlife Upgrading Fishing Access Areas
- Two fish certified as new Vermont state records
- Fishing Access Areas Are Not Safe for Swimming
- Reel Fun Fishing Program Expands at Vermont State Parks
- Melosira: Educational Boat Trips Teach Public About Lake Champlain
