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Cedar Lake

Addison County, Vermont
128 acres

About Cedar Lake

Cedar Lake in Addison County, Vermont, offers a modest expanse of water that invites visitors to enjoy its natural setting. With a surface area covering 128 acres, the lake provides a spacious yet intimate environment for outdoor enthusiasts. Its notably shallow depth creates a unique aquatic habitat that shapes the experience on the water. The lake is positioned near Vergennes, VT, and is embraced by a landscape that includes Button Bay State Park and Branbury State Park, adding to the scenic backdrop. This setting makes Cedar Lake a pleasant destination for those seeking a quiet retreat within Vermont's diverse water bodies.

Surface area
128 acres
Lake-Link Score
12.8

Fishing Cedar Lake

Quality fishing opportunities at Cedar Lake are influenced by its shallow waters, which can support a variety of fish species. Anglers can expect to find species typical to the region, contributing to a rewarding experience on the water. The lake's fish community adds to its appeal, offering a chance for both casual and dedicated anglers to enjoy their time casting lines in a peaceful Vermont setting.

Ice fishing

Ice fishing at Cedar Lake is a seasonal highlight, drawing anglers during the colder months when the lake freezes over. This activity provides a distinct way to engage with the lake's environment, offering a quiet and focused fishing experience amid Vermont's winter landscape.

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Lake information is provided for planning and recreational use. Conditions, depths, access information, and regulations may change. Always follow posted notices and local regulations.

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