Conesus Inlet Fish and Wildlife Management Area

Conesus, Livingston Co.

Photographers will find plenty of opportunities for capturing wildlife images from vantage points overlooking the flat valley-floodplain landscape bounded by steep, sloping hills to the east and west.

Wildlife to Watch

• Hawks, falcons, waterfowl, shore and marsh birds, ringneck pheasants, ruffed grouse, songbirds
• White-tailed deer, squirrels, cottontail rabbits, muskrat, mink, raccoon, grey foxes and red foxes
• Walleye, Northern pike

Where to Watch

• Marshes, lake, ponds, potholes
• Brush, open land

Recreational Opportunities

Two scenic overlooks, nature trail
Car-top boat launch
Hunting, fishing

Size:

1,120 acres

Directions

See Google Maps for step by step directions to Conesus Inlet. (This link will open a page outside of the DEC website. Hold Shift down while clicking on the link to open it in a new window.)

Contact Information

Telephone: 585-226-2466
Website: Conesus Inlet Fish and Wildlife Management Area

Photo Credits: Matthew Sanderson and Dick Thomas