Or visit Waterhouse’s Campground and Marina (the largest on the lake) where there’s a camp store, fishing supplies, gas and other amenities.

Branbury State Park on the eastern shore of Lake Dunmore is at the base of Mount Moosalamoo. To the east is the Green Mountain National Forest.

Canoe rentals and boating and shoreline fishing access are available. Route 53 in Salisbury divides the park.

Clyde River
The Clyde River flows for 30 miles through the heart of the Northeast Kingdom. In recent years, it has been stocked with thousands of yearling salmon and fry.

Access may be had in East Charleston, adjacent to the bridge on Ten Mile Square Road.

For more fishing access information, check DeLorme’s Vermont Atlas and Gazetteer, page 54.

Great Averill Lake
Great Averill Lake lies south of the Canadian border in the Northeast Kingdom towns of Norton and Averill. It offers 812 acres of prime landlocked salmon fishing. State-owned access is off Cottage Road in Averill.

For more salmon fishing information, call the Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department at (802) 241-3700, or visit www.vtfishandwildlife.com .

For travel information, log onto www.travel-vermont.com , or call the Vermont Department of Tourism at (802) 828-3237.