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badfish — 2017-01-04T04:23:20Z

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jhaley — 2015-04-11T02:37:51Z

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jhaley — 2015-04-11T02:37:27Z

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	+ * [http://fingerlakestimes.ontario.zagpad.com/Ontario/LocalInfo/CanadiceNY.aspx Canadice Overview & Real Estate Listings] from ZagPad

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peteb — 2010-03-05T04:14:43Z

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- Located in southwest ["Ontario County"], '''Canadice Lake''' lies 30 miles south of Rochester. It is the smallest and highest of the Finger Lakes and its shorelines are virtually undeveloped. The following description is from [http://www.dec.ny.gov/lands/25573.html Canadice Lake Page] on NY Dept. of Environmental Conservation website:	+ Located in southwest ["Ontario County"], '''Canadice Lake''' lies 30 miles south of Rochester. It is the smallest and highest of the ["Finger Lakes"] and its shorelines are virtually undeveloped. The following description is from [http://www.dec.ny.gov/lands/25573.html Canadice Lake Page] on NY Dept. of Environmental Conservation website:

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BradMandell — 2008-10-28T18:49:00Z

add link to more Flickr and Webshots photos

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	+ * [http://www.flickr.com/search/?w=all&q=canadice+lake&m=text More Great Photos] on Flickr.com + * [http://www.webshots.com/search?new=1&source=advancedsearchform&queryAll=&queryPhrase=Canadice+Lake&queryAny=&queryNone=&queryAuthor=&querySource=all Photos on Webshots.com]

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BradMandell — 2008-10-28T18:44:05Z

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- [[Image(Canadice Lake bw.jpg,right,thumb,300,"Canadice Lake. Photo by [http://www.flickr.com/people/niwru/ _yoshi_]")]] - Located in southwest ["Ontario County"], '''Canadice Lake''' lies 30 miles south of Rochester. It is the smallest of the Finger Lakes whose shorelines are virtually undeveloped.	+ ## [[Image(Canadice Lake bw.jpg,right,thumb,300,"Canadice Lake. Photo by [http://www.flickr.com/people/niwru/ _yoshi_]")]] + Located in southwest ["Ontario County"], '''Canadice Lake''' lies 30 miles south of Rochester. It is the smallest and highest of the Finger Lakes and its shorelines are virtually undeveloped. The following description is from [http://www.dec.ny.gov/lands/25573.html Canadice Lake Page] on NY Dept. of Environmental Conservation website:
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- '''''Physical Features:'''''	+ '''''Physical Features:''' + \|\|Elevation:\|\|1096 feet\|\|<\|7>http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1326/1159456516_bf8a69449e_m.jpg [[BR]][http://www.flickr.com/photos/niwru/1159456516/ Candice Lake Photo - Aug 2007][[BR]]Some Rights Reserved by [http://www.flickr.com/people/niwru/ _yoshi_]\|\| + \|\|Area:\|\|649 acres\|\| + \|\|Length:\|\|3 miles\|\| + \|\|Maximum width:\|\| 0.3 miles\|\| + \|\|Maximum depth:\|\| 95 feet\|\| + \|\|Thermocline:\|\| about 30 feet\|\| + \|\| - \|\|
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- Elevation: 1096 feet - Area: 649 acres - Length: 3 miles - Maximum width: 0.3 miles - Maximum depth: 95 feet - Thermocline: about 30 feet	+ '''Water Quality''': + Canadice Lake is one of the sources of water for the ["City of Rochester"]. It is typically clear but suffers moderate oxygen depletion in summer. While this condition does not seriously threaten trout, it does, temporarily, confine them to a narrow layer of the water column.
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- '''''Water Quality''''':	+ '''Special Regulations''': + Recreational use of Canadice Lake is regulated by the City of Rochester Water Department. Fishing and boating are allowed by permit only. Boats may not exceed 16 feet in length and motors may not exceed 10 h.p. Check your watershed visitor permit for details. Annual permits can be obtained free of charge from a self-service booth at the north end of nearby ["Hemlock Lake"].
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- Canadice Lake is one of the sources of water for the ["City of Rochester"]. It is typically clear but suffers moderate oxygen depletion in summer. While this condition does not seriously threaten trout, it does, temporarily, confine them to a narrow layer of the water column.	+ '''Public Access Sites''': + Public boat access is available on the lake's east side near the intersection of Canadice Road and Birch Hill Road, via an unimproved gravel ramp. There are other informal access points along the east shore suitable for cartop boats, shore fishing and ice fishing. Access is by special permit only.
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- '''''Special Regulations''''':	+ '''Fish Management''': + Fishery surveys begun in the 1950's revealed a good lake trout population. Records show that lake trout were stocked into Canadice Lake as early as 1942. To diversify the fishery, brown trout and rainbow trout were later added. Stocking of all three continues to the present time along with occasional stocking of surplus landlocked salmon.
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- Recreational use of Canadice Lake is regulated by the City of Rochester Water Department. Fishing and boating are allowed by permit only. Boats may not exceed 16 feet in length and motors may not exceed 10 h.p. Check your watershed visitor permit for details. Annual permits can be obtained free of charge from a self-service booth at the north end of nearby ["Hemlock Lake:].	+ Trout and salmon may be taken year-round at Canadice. Check your Fishing Regulations Guide for size and bag limits. Smelt and alewives provide the primary salmonid forage with some contributed from yellow perch and minnows.
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- '''''Public Access Sites''''':	+ Although Canadice is best suited for salmonid and smallmouth bass, it also provides significant fishing opportunities for largemouth bass and chain pickerel in its limited, shallow water habitat. Similarly, "panfish," including rock bass, yellow perch, bluegills, pumpkinseeds and bullhead, are also important contributors to the fishery.''
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- Public boat access is available on the lake's east side near the intersection of Canadice Road and Birch Hill Road, via an unimproved gravel ramp. There are other informal access points along the east shore suitable for cartop boats, shore fishing and ice fishing. Access is by special permit only. - - '''''Fish Management''''': - - Fishery surveys begun in the 1950's revealed a good lake trout population. Records show that lake trout were stocked into Canadice Lake as early as 1942. To diversify the fishery, brown trout and rainbow trout were later added. Stocking of all three continues to the present time along with occasional stocking of surplus landlocked salmon. - - Trout and salmon may be taken year-round at Canadice. Check your Fishing Regulations Guide for size and bag limits. Smelt and alewives provide the primary salmonid forage with some contributed from yellow perch and minnows. - - Although Canadice is best suited for salmonid and smallmouth bass, it also provides significant fishing opportunities for largemouth bass and chain pickerel in its limited, shallow water habitat. Similarly, "panfish," including rock bass, yellow perch, bluegills, pumpkinseeds and bullhead, are also important contributors to the fishery. - - - *Info taken from [http://www.dec.state.ny.us/website/reg8/lakes/canadice.html NYS DEC website] -	+ '''Notes and References'''
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	+ * [http://www.wemett.net/canadice/canadice_history_index.html History of Canadice Lake] + * [http://www.inforochester.com/canadice.htm Canadice Lake Links] on InfoRochester.com + * [http://www.footprintpress.com/Rochester/canadicelaketrail.htm Canadice Lake Trail] on FootPrintPress.com + * [http://www.nature.org/wherewework/northamerica/states/newyork/preserves/art13553.html Canadice and Hemlock Lake] on Nature.org - "''Of the eleven Finger Lakes, Hemlock Lake and Canadice Lake are the only two whose shorelines are undeveloped.''" + * [http://gorp.away.com/gorp/location/ny/finger/canadice.htm GORP.Away.com] - notes on fishing and setting.

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alexandergartley — 2008-10-28T16:29:34Z

added photo from flickr with appropriate attribution

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alexandergartley — 2008-10-28T16:28:19Z

Upload of image Canadice Lake bw.jpg.

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alexandergartley — 2008-09-25T14:23:32Z

added wiki link to the City of Rochester

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alexandergartley — 2008-09-25T14:22:37Z

bolded the lake's name in the description

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mattconheady — 2007-07-05T18:00:56Z

added local link with photos and information

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	+ + * [http://www.nyfalls.com/lakes/canadice.html Canadice Lake], photos and description on the commercial website nyfalls.com

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peteb — 2006-08-02T03:31:46Z

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peteb — 2006-08-02T03:17:56Z

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peteb — 2006-08-02T03:17:30Z

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peteb — 2006-08-02T03:16:09Z

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	+ Located in southwest ["Ontario County"], Canadice Lake lies 30 miles south of Rochester. It is the smallest of the Finger Lakes whose shorelines are virtually undeveloped. + + [u]Physical Features:[/u] + + Elevation: 1096 feet + Area: 649 acres + Length: 3 miles + Maximum width: 0.3 miles + Maximum depth: 95 feet + Thermocline: about 30 feet + + [u]Water Quality[/u]: + + Canadice Lake is one of the sources of water for the City of Rochester. It is typically clear but suffers moderate oxygen depletion in summer. While this condition does not seriously threaten trout, it does, temporarily, confine them to a narrow layer of the water column. + + [u]Special Regulations[/u]: + Recreational use of Canadice Lake is regulated by the City of Rochester Water Department. Fishing and boating are allowed by permit only. Boats may not exceed 16 feet in length and motors may not exceed 10 h.p. Check your watershed visitor permit for details. Annual permits can be obtained free of charge from a self-service booth at the north end of nearby ["Hemlock Lake:]. + + [u]Public Access Sites[/u]: + Public boat access is available on the lake's east side near the intersection of Canadice Road and Birch Hill Road, via an unimproved gravel ramp. There are other informal access points along the east shore suitable for cartop boats, shore fishing and ice fishing. Access is by special permit only. + + [u]Fish Management[/u]: + Fishery surveys begun in the 1950's revealed a good lake trout population. Records show that lake trout were stocked into Canadice Lake as early as 1942. To diversify the fishery, brown trout and rainbow trout were later added. Stocking of all three continues to the present time along with occasional stocking of surplus landlocked salmon. + + Trout and salmon may be taken year-round at Canadice. Check your Fishing Regulations Guide for size and bag limits. Smelt and alewives provide the primary salmonid forage with some contributed from yellow perch and minnows. + + Although Canadice is best suited for salmonid and smallmouth bass, it also provides significant fishing opportunities for largemouth bass and chain pickerel in its limited, shallow water habitat. Similarly, "panfish," including rock bass, yellow perch, bluegills, pumpkinseeds and bullhead, are also important contributors to the fishery. + + Info taken from NYS DEC website