You'll find Amherst Lake Access Area in Mount Holly. It's a fishing pier. Amherst Lake Access Area charges no fee, according to the map data. The next fishing pier is Echo Lake Plymouth Access Area in Mount Holly, about 1 mile away.
| Type | Fishing pier |
|---|---|
| Address | Mount Holly, VT |
| Water | Amherst Lake |
| Launch fee | free |
| Parking | parking on site |
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Amherst Lake Access Area is in Mount Holly, Vermont. Open the map link to see where Amherst Lake Access Area sits on the shore.
It gives you access to Amherst Lake.
Launching at Amherst Lake Access Area costs nothing, going by the map data.
Most likely yes. Vermont expects anglers at Amherst Lake Access Area to carry a regular fishing license.
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