Posted by Adirondack case guy on July 07, 2010 at 16:06:24 from (67.252.92.228):
Had to see a customer up on the lake today. The Sacandaga Lake is a man made lake which was built to control the level of the Hudson River so the fresh water seaport of Albany is acessable to ocean going vessels, And control down stream flooding.The lake is about 29mi long, covers 42 sq miles at capacity. The main dam at the north east corner at Conklinville was completed in 1930. Many farms businesses, and homes were displaced when the land was flooded. Those that wern't removed were burned. When fishing in the shallows you can see old stone walls, foundations, and roadways on the bottom. It's also said there is an abandon locomotive with train cars still attached on the bottom. A record Northern Pike @ 46#2oz has been caught in this lake. The lake is managed by the Hudson River Black River Regulation District. This regulatory commission is mostly funded privatly by Hydro plants supplying about 70% of the income.The pics were taken at Northville where the Sacandaga river enters the lake and about half way north to the Bachlorville bridge crosses a narow point. Didn't have to drive all the way to the Conklinville dam. Came back down east shore. It was about a 35mi loop from the work 20. Was a nice place to be on a 94d day. PS I whish I had time to drive down many of the lanes to take pics of the great old lake houses that were built in the mod 30s and 40s Many were summer retreats for the rich and famous.
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