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Keuka Lake is called the "Lady of the Lakes"
because of its natural beauty. It is unique among the
Finger Lakes in two ways: it is Y-shaped with a scenic
bluff over seven hundred feet above lake level
between the two branches of the Y, and it is the only
Finger Lake that outlets into another Finger Lake,
into Seneca Lake at Dresden.
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The fishing is excellent for largemouth bass, smallmouth bass, lake trout, pickerel, and
perch. These are the main species that anglers fish for on Keuka Lake. There is an
overabundance of lake trout, lots of smallmouth bass and some huge perch to be caught
here. Other species that can be caught on Keuka Lake are landlocked salmon, brown
trout, rainbow trout, crappie, bluegill and northern pike.
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