and steelhead each year into the river. Fishing may be done from boats in the lower part, by wading in the upper parts, and from the shore along its length. Other activities The entire area of public lands is open for birdwatching and hiking. Within the Oak Orchard Swamp other activities, such as hunting and trapping, can be done by permit. Boating is restricted to non-powered boats, and picnicking and camping are restricted to specific areas. See also List of rivers of New York List of National Natural Landmarks in New York References External links National Natural Landmarks in New York (state) Rivers of New York (state) Rivers of Genesee County, New York Rivers of Orleans County, New York Tributaries of Lake Ontario