John Miller of Bob’s Sport and Tackle (914-232-4085) in Katonah reports some good fishing in the NYC reservoirs for smallmouth bass, crappie and walleye. Cross River and Sodom reservoirs were yielding the most bronzebacks, with crappies hitting well at Muscoot and Croton reservoirs and Sodom Reservoir producing walleyes to 6 pounds. White perch were hitting […]
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The majority of the hatches are over for the season and now anglers are using Woolly Buggers or stonefly nymphs for best results on the West Branch of the Ausable River. Other northern rivers are also fishing great. With the cooler temperatures and improving water levels, the end of this season’s trout fishing will be
It’s been a tough fall to get into a hunter education course in many parts of the state. Sportsmen education instructors around the state are reporting that openings have been few and far between for courses offered this summer and fall. “All of our classes are filled,” said Peter Garvey, a volunteer sportsman education instructor
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Albany – A moose-vehicle collision in the unlikeliest of places – just 45 miles outside New York City – underscores just how the state’s moose numbers have been growing, DEC officials said. A moose was struck by several cars and killed last month in_Westchester County as it crossed Interstate 684 in Lewisboro. One person was
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Anglers were catching a few bluegills in the shallows last week on Big Green. They were just starting to move in, with water temperatures at 61 degrees. Some nice crappies were mixed in with the bluegills. Some nice northern pike were coming into the weedlines, too. They’re following the panfish. Lake trout fishing is closed,
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St. Paul – Lead fragments from some high-powered rifle ammunition travel farther into deer than hunters may have assumed, according to a DNR study released last week. The study also showed that hunters can reduce the amount of lead they might ingest by purchasing certain types of ammunition. Copper bullets didn’t leave any lead, and
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Willowemoc/Beaverkill: Some fine fishing is available in uncrowded conditions. Water levels have been low. Try BWOs, caddis and terrestrials or small nymphs. West Branch of the Delaware: Some olives and caddis later in the day, and maybe some tricos in the morning. Water temps are in the mid-40s. Esopus:_Fishing should be good now for browns.
Anglers were catching trout and salmon in the Menominee River and Little River. Anglers were casting Cleos from the lighthouse pier for trout and salmon on the Menominee. Anglers were also catching trout and salmon below the Hattie Street dam. On Little River. They were using spawn sacs, yarn and marshmallows. Walleye action is starting
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