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Kayak and paddle launches near Lebanon
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Kayak and paddle launches near Lebanon

4 stops4 watersUpdated Nov 6

Among the 41 access points closest to downtown Lebanon, 4 are named as kayak, canoe or paddlecraft launches in the state registry.

Distances are straight-line from downtown Lebanon; below are the 4 closest, grouped by water.

Eastman Pond

Recorded in Eastman Pond: Largemouth Bass, Yellow Perch, and Pumpkinseed.

Surveyed depths in Eastman Pond reach 30 ft.

  1. 1Canoe & kayak launch — Eastman Pond: boat ramp on Eastman Pond, ≈ 10.2 mi from downtown.

Lake Fairlee

Recorded in Lake Fairlee: Pumpkinseed, Rock Bass, Smallmouth Bass, and Rainbow Trout.

Surveyed depths in Lake Fairlee reach 48 ft.

  1. 2Canoe & kayak launch — Lake Fairlee: boat ramp on Lake Fairlee, ≈ 17.3 mi from downtown.

Lake Morey

Recorded in Lake Morey: Yellow Perch, Smallmouth Bass, Northern Pike, and Bluegill.

Surveyed depths in Lake Morey reach 42 ft.

  1. 3Canoe & kayak launch — Lake Morey: boat ramp on Lake Morey, ≈ 19.1 mi from downtown.

Newfound Lake

Recorded in Newfound Lake: Smallmouth Bass, Largemouth Bass, Atlantic Salmon, and Rainbow Trout.

Surveyed depths in Newfound Lake reach 180 ft.

  1. 4Canoe & kayak launch — Newfound Lake: boat ramp on Newfound Lake, ≈ 23.6 mi from downtown.

When the fish bite here

By our bite calendar, Rainbow Trout is at peak around Lebanon in November. Rock Bass, White Sucker, and Yellow Perch bite well.

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Where this guide comes from

Every sentence here is assembled from the data on the Lebanon fishing page: road drive times where a route was built (≈ marks straight-line distances), access points from state registries, the species recorded in each water and our bite calendar, adjusted for latitude. Nothing is written by hand or generated by AI.

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