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Hashamomuck Marine Waterway Access Site Now Open

August 27, 2021 by Editorial Staff Leave a Comment

Hashamomuck Marine Waterway Access SiteThe new Hashamomuck Marine Waterway Access Site is now open in the town of Southold, on Long Island.

The site is DEC’s first and only unrestricted waterway access site on the Peconic Bay and will provide public fishing and recreational boating access to this popular waterbody.

The site is a 3.2-acre waterfront property located at 750 Old Main Road, Southold, and now includes a public boat ramp, canoe and kayak launch, accessible pathway, and 37-vehicle parking lot for 31 trailers and six cars. These amenities are universally accessible and available to the public free of charge. A boat pump-out station, washdown station, and additional plantings will be added to the site later this year.

Learn about other Long Island waterway access sites and saltwater fishing opportunities on DEC’s website.

Photo of Hashamomuck Marine Waterway Access Site courtesy DEC.

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Filed Under: Nature, New York City, Recreation Tagged With: boating, Fisheries, fishing, Long Island, Peconic Bay

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