FAMILY STUFF

Bond with your mate, your kids, and your friends.  Make memories.  Paddle, row, swim, hike, bike, climb, and play hide and seek with beaver, otter, mink, turtles…  Sit around a nightly campfire, owls hooting, loons wailing nearby, and coyotes howling in the distance.

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FISHING

A Unique Species of Brook Trout, (Salvelinus fontinalis).  “The most productive fishing on Sperry occurs by slow-trolling with streamer flies. A floating fly line is generally used, although a sink-tip line may be helpful later in the season for getting deeper. You don't need to be an accomplished flyangler to do this…”  Spin for bass, or simply drop line for bullhead. 

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HUNTING

Black bear and trophy whitetail deer by rifle, bow, shotgun and muzzleloader.  Wild turkeys, ruffed grouse, woodcock, snowshoe hare, wood ducks, mallards, blacks and Canada geese.  Four wheeling in makes the carry out easier.  We have always had a large feeding program, food plots for deer and turkey, as well as practiced buck management… nothing under 6 points being taken.  Hunting is limited to our guests, so the population is not over-hunted.

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WILDLIFE and BIRDING

Hike or bike our preserve over seemingly endless old logging roads.  Fear not.  There are NO VENOMOUS SNAKES in our preserve.  Marvel at the inventiveness of beaver dams, and countless little critters scurrying around.

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SNOWMOBILING

Our trails are private access only, so even novice riders can cruise for miles without fear of oncoming traffic.  The main Adirondack trail abuts our property, and is easily accessed through our gate.  A quick left takes you to the sleepy Hamlet of Long Lake for fuel, restaurants and provisions.  Or go straight ahead and hit the main trail that traverses the old main line railroad bed.  A left turn takes you all the way to Tug Hill.  A right takes you north to Lake Placid and beyond.