Fishing in Waddington
World-class carp, bass, muskie and pike on the St. Lawrence River - with tournaments that draw anglers from around the world.
The World Carp Capital
Waddington is renowned for its fishing and is widely known as the World Carp Capital, drawing anglers from across the country and around the world. Beyond carp, the St. Lawrence River here delivers trophy smallmouth bass, muskie and northern pike, and the village regularly hosts both local and international tournaments.
Where to fish
Popular spots include Coles Creek State Park, Ogden Island and Leishman Point, each offering diverse species and beautiful surroundings. You can fish right from the village docks or along the riverside trail, or head out by boat for deeper water.
For local regulations, seasons and access, see the Village's own fishing page and docks information.
Gear & access
Anglers can pick up tackle and get on the water from area marinas, then fish the docks or launch a boat for the day. See boating & docks for launches and marinas near the village.
Plan your visit to Waddington
Everything you need for a day or a weekend on the St. Lawrence River — right here in the Village of Waddington.
Fishing infoContact the Village