Quick Facts

• Location: North Ferrisburgh, Vermont 05473
• Type: Lake Champlain shoreline fishing access
• Water Type: Lake Champlain
• Access: Follow current park and posted access regulations
• Fishing License: Vermont fishing license requirements apply
• Best For: Bass, northern pike and panfish
• Best Time to Fish: Spring through fall
• Common Species Nearby: Smallmouth bass, largemouth bass, northern pike, yellow perch and other Lake Champlain species
• Tackle Style: Light to medium freshwater tackle
• Fishing Style: Shore fishing
• Night Fishing: Check current park access hours
• Amenities: Button Bay-area outdoor recreation nearby

Overview

Button Bay Point near North Ferrisburgh, Vermont provides access to the eastern shoreline of Lake Champlain. The area combines scenic lake views with opportunities to fish one of Vermont’s most diverse freshwater fisheries.

The point and surrounding shoreline give anglers access to lake structure where bass, northern pike, yellow perch, and other species may move within casting range. Seasonal water temperature and wind can have a major effect on fish location.

Fishing Tips

Smallmouth bass anglers can work tubes, jigs, soft plastics, and crankbaits around rocky structure. Largemouth bass and northern pike may be found closer to vegetation and protected shoreline habitat.

For yellow perch and other panfish, downsize to small jigs or bait presentations. During summer, early morning and evening are often comfortable times to work the shoreline.

Bottom Line

A scenic Lake Champlain fishing location near North Ferrisburgh with opportunities for bass, northern pike, perch, and other Vermont freshwater species.