Buck Lake WMA sits on the divide between the Winooski River and Lamoille River watersheds. Buck Lake drains into the Kingsbury Branch of the Winooski River and eventually into the Winooski mainstem. Woodbury Gulf and 2,460-foot Woodbury Mountain are located to the northwest. Most of the WMA is upland habitat, with wet areas located adjacent to Buck Lake, especially along its outlet, where open-water beaver ponds are located.
Buck Lake WMA is open to regulated hunting, fishing, and trapping. Fishing is restricted to walk-in and car-top carry-in boats or canoes. When using this WMA at any time of the year, avoid those areas along the access road that are developed with camp buildings as these are frequently used as Department training and meeting sites in non-snow months.
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