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9 Carries Route
 - County: Franklin
- Special Regulations
- Generally NO BAITFISH!
- All waters Yellow Perch & Sunfish All year Any size Any number
- All waters except those listed below Trout April 1-Oct 15 Any size 5 plus 5 brook trout under 8"
- All waters except those listed below Black Bass 3rd Saturday in June - November 30 12" 5
- Big Fish Pond, Little Fish Pond, St. Regis Pond Lake trout April 1-Oct 15 15" 3 Use or possession of baitfish prohibited
- Little Clear Pond, Little Green Pond, and their tributaries Fishing prohibited
- "The best fishing is in the evening until well after dark for the drake hatches on most of the ponds."
- Any trout-fishing technique will work in St. Regis ponds, but the most popular among local anglers is trolling a Lake Clear Wabbler with a trailing nightcrawler or streamer fly.
- Because leeches abound in these waters, fly fishers have excellent luck with woolly buggers.
- Spin casters can entice strikes by tossing their favorite spinners or spoons.
- Anglers should note that the use of live baitfish is prohibited within the boundaries of the St. Regis Canoe Area, and that no fishing is allowed in Little Green and Little Clear because they hold brood stock for the nearby Saranac Inn State Fish Hatchery.
- swivels on each end of the wabbler blade to help relief the line twist...seems to be working nicely(no more twists).....and then go with 16-20" of leader from wabbler to the hook
- Hook size = #6 for most adk ponds and one size bigger if chasing lakers.
- Try to keep the worm whole, unless its a very large nightcrawler
- hook it through its collar towards the head...this end should be the only part threaded onto the hook....leave the rest of its body tailing behind...if its way too long say ,4-6"`s long, just pinch alittle off
- long pond
- nellie pond
- kit fox pond
- little long pond
- fish pond - Lake Trout: 15" 3 (and little fish pond)
- mud pond
- ochre pond
- st regis pond - Lake Trout: 15" 3
- little clear pond - XXX - no fishing!
3 days
- Friday (Hike 1/4m, Canoe 2m)
- Jake drive to Long Pond/Floodwood Road (3h) and lock up canoe.
- Joe Drive to Adirondack Fish Hatchery.
- Jake drop off my car w/carry straps to Hatchery to meet Joe.
- Joe drives us both to Floodwood Road.
- Carry canoe & gear 1/4 mile to long pond
- Canoe 2m to campsite & camp for the night (or if there is time start hiking into fun zone)
- Saturday (Hike 1.5m, Canoe 1m)
- Canoe .5m to trail
- Hike 1m to Nellie pond
- Canoe Nellie pond 1/8m to trail
- Hike 1/8m to Kit Fox Pond
- Canoe Kit Fox Pond 1/8m
- Hike 1/8m to Little long pond
- Canoe 1/8m to trail
- Hike 1/8m to Fish Pond
- Canoe to nearby campsite
- Sunday (Hike 1.5m, Canoe 3m)
- Canoe 1/2m to trail
- Hike 1/8m to Mud Pond
- Canoe 1/8m Mud Pond
- Hike 3/4m to Ochre Pond
- Canoe 1/4m Ochre Pond
- Hike 1/2m to St. Regis Pond
- Canoe 1m to trail
- Hike 1/4m to Little Clear Pond
- Canoe 1m Little Clear Pond to Adirondack Fish Hatchery
- Hide the Canoe, put our stuff in J's car.
- Both of us drive to my car (10m), both of us drive 2 cars back (10m)
- Mount canoe, grab dinner, head home.
Questions
- Can we definitely drive on floodwood road?
- Yeah, I think so, up to long pond canoe launch anyway.
Stuff to bring
- Canoe
- Paddles
- Life vests
- License
- Regulations
- Fishing pole(s)
- Small Tackle Box
- Fishing Line
- Bait
- Fish Carry bags(?)
- Tent
- Sleeping Bag
- Wool Pants
- Wool Sweater
- Polypro pants
- Polypro shirt
- Wool Shorts
- 2 Synthetic shirts
- Sneakers
- Raincoat
- Underwear
- Socks
- Wool socks
- Winter Cap
- Sunscreen
- Bug spray
- First aid kit
- TP
- Matches/Lighter
- Pot
- Pan
- Cup
- Spoon
- Fire glove
- Moleskin
- Sponge
- Ramens?
- Tin foil
- Butter
- Herbs
- Lemons
- Onions
- Garlic
- Quick Rice Bags
- Veg
- Cheese
- Dry Fruit
- Meat
- Water
- Quick Oats w/Brown Sugar
- Granola
- Nuts
- Salt & Pepper
- Map
- Compass
- Headlamp
- Flashlight
- Spare Batteries
- Water Tablets
To Buy
- Food
- Steak
- Garlic
- Onions
- Lemons
- Hard Cheese
- Dry Fruit
- Nuts
- Wool Shorts
- Lures
To do
Meals
- Friday
- Dinner - Bring something good like steak maybe
- Saturday
- Morning: Oatmeal
- Lunch: Jerky, Granola, apple, nuts, dried bananas, hard cheese (or fish)
- Dinner: Rice and Soup (or fish of course!)
- Sunday
- Morning: Oatmeal
- Lunch: Jerky, Granola, apple, nuts, dried bananas, hard cheese (or fish)
- Dinner: On the road
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