Burt Dam Fishermen's Park — Attraction in Town of Newfane

Many thousands of anglers use the Fisherman's Park facility at Burt Dam, Town of Newfane, for gaining stream-fishing access to Eighteenmile Creek chinooks.

Later in October and November, brown trout begin to enter Eighteenmile Creek on spawning runs providing Lake Ontario's best streamside brown trout fishing. Brown trout are available all winter long, in addition to steelhead. Burt Dam and its relatively constant reservoir discharge, provide ice-free fishing conditions, essentially all winter long. Other small tributaries of note that attract good runs of fish include Four Mile Creek, both branches of 12 Mile Creek and Keg Creek. All are dependent on good water flow...

They keep the place clean. The couple dollars to get in during salmon season as well worth it. During the season they drive you up and down the hill for a dollar. Well worth it for a disabled person like myself. They practically need a substation down there to stop all the snaggers and attitudes. They make an exciting pleasant day into hell in...

Good fall fishing for,lake trout,Solomon,steelhead but really crowded with hand to hand space fisherman all over the river.$3 is not much more for people to get infested fish to it and also looks bit dirty and garbage all over the river. You can have a fun to catch and release for $3 but eating fish from here is more contaminated...