The Fisheries and Limnology of Oneida Lake 2012 Final Report14June2012 CORNELL033SUGAMARKST0002806-0-2025

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Walleye can also be caught through the ice around shoals, drop offs and deep water flats. Ice fishing for yellow perch is very popular on Oneida Lake and normally takes place around deepwater flats in 30-40 feet of water.
Oneida Lake is a remnant of Lake Iroquois, a large body of water that formed nearly 12,000 years ago as glaciers from the last ice age receded and dammed the St. Lawrence River.
Despite its vast size, Oneida Lake has an average depth of 22 feet, with the deepest parts measuring up to 55 feet.
55 Oneida Lake / Max depth