Seneca Lake

Located within Ontario, Yates, Seneca, and Schuyler counties, Seneca Lake lies in the geographic center of the Finger Lakes. At the northern tip of the lake is the City of Geneva, and at the southern tip is the Village of Watkins Glen. Seneca lake has the largest volume of water of the Finger Lakes. Seneca Lake Boasts (35 Wineries / 5 Breweries) Just under 38 miles long, Seneca Lake is, in many ways, the anchor of the region. It boasts more than half of the area’s wineries and is peppered with countless food options that focus on local bounty.

Physical Features:

Elevation: 445 feet
Area: 43,343 acres
Length: 38 miles
Maximum width: approx 3 miles
Maximum depth: 618 feet

Fish Species:

• Atlantic Salmon
• Bluegill
• Brown Bullhead
• Brown Trout
• Lake Trout
• Largemouth Bass
• Northern Pike
• Pumpkinseed
• Rainbow Trout
• Rock Bass
• Sea Lamprey
• Smallmouth Bass
• Smelt
• Yellow Perch