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The lake bed in 3-D: deep basin, drop-offs and shoreline. Shape estimated, not for navigation. Spot 1 (point drop-off) is open for everyone; the other 5 come with LakeScope PRO. Full screen

Whitney Point Lake

Broome County, New York · about 1,080 acres (1.7 sq mi)

Good

49°F water, level rising, calm this afternoon.

Water49°F
Level973.7 ft↑ rising
Wind today9 mphN
Best bite3:00 pmto 4:30 pm

About Whitney Point Lake

Whitney Point Lake spreads over about 1,080 acres in Broome County, New York.

It stretches about 3.8 miles end to end with roughly 9 miles of shoreline. Its surface is about 970 ft above sea level. The nearest town, Lakeview, is about 5.4 miles northeast.

Size
About 1,080 acres (1.7 sq mi)
Shoreline
About 9 miles
End to end
About 3.8 miles
Elevation
About 970 ft
County
Broome County

The lake from above

1 1 mile N
Spot 1 is open for everyone; grey dots are the PRO spots.

Best fishing times

Friday Good

  • 6:15 am – 8:30 amsunrise
  • 3:00 pm – 4:30 pm bestsunset, moon overhead · wind 9 mph

Saturday Good

  • 6:15 am – 8:30 amsunrise · wind 7 mph
  • 3:15 pm – 5:15 pm bestsunset, moon overhead · wind 9 mph

Based on sun and moon times and the wind forecast. A guide, not a promise. The app shows the whole week.

Fish to expect

For a lake of this size in New York, largemouth bass, crappie, bluegill and sunfish and catfish are the fish to expect. The state fish and wildlife agency lists what is stocked and the rules for this lake. With the surface at 49°F, the notes below say which of them should be biting.

  • Fair
    Largemouth bass

    Cooling down. Try slow baits on points and deeper channel edges.

  • Fair
    Crappie

    Schooled on deeper brush piles. Fish small jigs slowly.

  • Slow
    Bluegill and sunfish

    Cold. Deep and hard to tempt. Use tiny baits.

  • Slow
    Catfish

    Cold. Slow, in the deepest holes. Cut bait works best.

From today's water temperature and the season. A guide, not a promise.

Fishing spots

  1. 1
    Point drop-off

    The bottom falls away fast off this point; fish rest deep and move up the slope to feed.

  2. 2
  3. 3
  4. 4
  5. 5
  6. 6

5 more spots with LakeScope PRO: fish, depth band, water temperature, best time and bait for each.

Picked from the shape of the lake bed. A guide, not a promise.

Water temperature

49°F

At the surface, seen .

Water level

973.7 ft ↑

Rising 0.6 ft in 7 days.

Latest reading .

Ice

Open water

Ice thickness is an estimate from air temperature, not a measurement. Check the ice yourself before going on it.

Weather and wind

Friday 37° / —° 9 mph N Slight Chance Snow Showers · 34% rain
Saturday 40° / 25° 9 mph NW Chance Rain Showers · 83% rain
Sunday 41° / 29° 10 mph NW Slight Chance Rain Showers · 36% rain

Sunrise 6:52 am · sunset 4:43 pm · waxing crescent moon (lake time).

Towns and places to stay near Whitney Point Lake

  • Lakeviewabout 5.4 mi northeast
  • Greeneabout 10 mi east
  • Cincinnatusabout 11 mi north
  • Chenango Bridgeabout 13 mi southeast

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Questions about Whitney Point Lake

What fish are in Whitney Point Lake?

Lakes like Whitney Point Lake usually hold largemouth bass, crappie, bluegill and sunfish and catfish. Check the state fish and wildlife agency for stocking and limits.

How deep is Whitney Point Lake?

We have no published depth for this lake. The 3-D view gives an estimated shape of the bed: where the deep basin and the drop-offs are. Not for navigation.

How big is Whitney Point Lake?

About 1,080 acres, with about 9 miles of shoreline.

What town is near Whitney Point Lake?

Lakeview is about 5.4 miles northeast; Greene is about 10 miles east.

What is the water temperature at Whitney Point Lake today?

The surface was about 49°F on the latest clear reading. The page updates every day.

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