Lakes / New York / Fish Species / White Perch
New York Lakes With White Perch
32 counted New York lakes list White Perch in New York State DEC records. The largest is Chautauqua Lake at 13,156 acres. The deepest of them is New Croton Reservoir at 120 ft.
| # | Lake | County | Surface Area | Max Depth |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Chautauqua Lake | Chautauqua | 13,156 acres | 75 ft |
| 2 | Sodus Bay | Wayne | 3,357 acres | 48 ft |
| 3 | Onondaga Lake | Onondaga | 2,944 acres | 60 ft |
| 4 | New Croton Reservoir | Westchester | 2,182 acres | 120 ft |
| 5 | Otisco Lake | Onondaga | 1,877 acres | 76 ft |
| 6 | Tomhannock Reservoir | Rensselaer | 1,720 acres | 50 ft |
| 7 | Schoharie Reservoir | Schoharie | 1,112 acres | 120 ft |
| 8 | West Branch Reservoir | Putnam | 1,061 acres | 52 ft |
| 9 | Amawalk Reservoir | Westchester | 564 acres | 77 ft |
| 10 | East Branch Reservoir | Putnam | 525 acres | 62 ft |
| 11 | Copake Lake | Columbia | 410 acres | 34 ft |
| 12 | Middle Branch Reservoir | Putnam | 395 acres | 62 ft |
| 13 | Burden Lake | Rensselaer | 374 acres | 37 ft |
| 14 | Lake Tiorati | Orange | 292 acres | 62 ft |
| 15 | Rockland Lake | Rockland | 279 acres | 37 ft |
| 16 | Lake Ronkonkoma | Suffolk | 243 acres | 65 ft |
| 17 | Jamesville Reservoir | Onondaga | 224 acres | 35 ft |
| 18 | Sturgeon Pool | Ulster | 194 acres | 93 ft |
| 19 | Fort Pond | Suffolk | 181 acres | - |
| 20 | Lake Taghkanic | Columbia | 168 acres | 40 ft |
| 21 | Lake Gleneida | Putnam | 168 acres | 108 ft |
| 22 | Snyders Lake | Rensselaer | 108 acres | 39 ft |
| 23 | Hook Pond | Suffolk | 64 acres | - |
| 24 | Big Fresh Pond | Suffolk | 64 acres | - |
| 25 | Wildwood Lake | Suffolk | 64 acres | - |
| 26 | Collins Lake | Schenectady | 56 acres | 30 ft |
| 27 | Massapequa Lake | Nassau | 40 acres | 5 ft |
| 28 | Laurel Lake | Suffolk | 30 acres | - |
| 29 | Marratooka Pond | Suffolk | 26 acres | - |
| 30 | Wolfes Pond | Richmond | 16 acres | - |
| 31 | Bradley Lake | Rensselaer | 9 acres | 30 ft |
| 32 | Wright Lake | Rensselaer | 8 acres | 20 ft |
Source: New York State DEC lake data. Verified October 30, 2026.