Blue Mountain Fish & Game Association
The Indian Lake / Blue Mountain Fish & Game Association is a volunteer-run organization dedicated to promoting fishing, hunting, and shooting sportsmanship while conserving Adirondack natural resources. Since its founding, the association has focused on youth engagement and community-based activitie...
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The Indian Lake / Blue Mountain Fish & Game Association is a volunteer-run organization dedicated to promoting fishing, hunting, and shooting sportsmanship while conserving Adirondack natural resources. Since its founding, the association has focused on youth engagement and community-based activities that matter.
Members enjoy daily access to a private range on Chain Lakes Road (just past the Indian Lake recycling center). The facility includes:
- •Rifle & Pistol Range: 25-200 yards with portable target stands and frames. Open 8:30 AM to ½ hour before sunset daily for members.
- •Trap Range: Voice-activated trap machine built to ATA standards. Open Wednesday and Saturday, 9 AM-noon for members and public. Handheld/portable trap devices available anytime during range hours.
- •Free targets, ear and eye protection provided to members
"Trap shooting with the voice-activated machine keeps the pace fast with up to five shooters per round."
This is where the association stands out. Annual events include:
- •Kid's Fishing Derby (July 4th weekend): 200+ children participate. Free fishing poles, bait, lunch, and prizes. Casting contest included.
- •Kid's .22 Shoot (July): Supervised by Range Manager with safety instruction and close supervision
- •Ice Fishing Contest (February): $40 registration, cash and equipment prizes
- •Turkey Shoot (Late September): Open to public, .22 rimfire paper target competitions
- •Member's Barbecue (Labor Day weekend): Pot luck with provided steaks, horseshoes, bocchi
Adult memberships cost $50/year (January-December). Members meet the last Wednesday of each month at 7 PM at Byron Park (except November-December). The organization is entirely volunteer-operated—membership includes commitment to help with events, range maintenance, or community support.
Updates come via email, Facebook (Indian Lake / Blue Mt. Fish and Game Association), and occasional newsletters. Contact: [email protected] or 518-648-6183.
Safety Information
- •Check current conditions before visiting
- •Follow all posted safety guidelines
- •Respect other shooters and maintain safe distances
Restrictions
- •Membership required for daily rifle/pistol range access
- •Trap range open to public only Wednesdays and Saturdays 9:00 AM - noon
- •Certified Trap Range Officer must be present for ATA trap operations
- •Seasonal closures during snow and mud seasons
- •Range access restricted to 8:30 AM to ½ hour before sunset daily
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