Bloomfield, N.Y. – New York state’s single biggest hunting day – the opening day of the Southern Zone firearms deer season – is taking on a new look this year. The Nov. 15 opener will send thousands of 14- and 15-year-olds afield for the first time in the firearms deer season, courtesy of long-awaited legislation […]
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The muskie action has started picking up now that the water temperatures are dropping. Guys have been getting action on suckers and large crankbaits, such as Grandmas or any similar bait. Walleyes are hitting in deeper water on jigs and fatheads. Bridge Bait & Tackle, Park Falls, (715) 762-4108. Ross’s Sport Shop, Phillips, (715)_339-3625.
Oct. 17:_Fall turkey season closes, Northern zone. Oct. 17:_Northern Zone muzzleloader deer season closes Oct. 17:_Northern Zone archery deer season closes. Oct. 17:_Adirondack Range muzzleloader/archery bear season closes Oct. 18:_Fall turkey season opens, portions of state. Oct. 18:_Northern Zone deer season opens. Oct. 18:_Adirondack Range regular bear season opens. Oct. 18:_Allegany & Catskill Range archery
Fish 307 in Lake George reports that lake trout are being caught in 80-100 feet of water on Christmas trees rigs and flatfish. Salmon fishing is still a bit on the slow side, but they are beginning to stage near the mouths of tributaries. Bass are being caught at various depths throughout the lake. Some
FALL_HAS_ARRIVED. Michigan’s fall color extravaganza is in full bloom, peaking in some northern haunts and just getting under way at the southern end of the state. School buses are making their daily fall routes, and archery deer hunters are heading afield. That can only mean one thing:_Fall is here and it’s time for a couple
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Lake Gogebic’s walleye fishing has been great. Sucker minnows fished in the weed beds are producing walleyes all over the lake. Some anglers also have done well using nightcrawler harnesses and bottom bouncers. Perch and smallmouth bass continue to bite on crawlers. Duck season and bow hunting are both in full swing. Bear’s Nine Pines
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Anglers have been catching crappies and walleyes on Lower and Upper Clam lakes, and muskies are starting to show some signs of waking up on Yellow Lake. Smallmouths are hitting on the local rivers. Turkey hunters have brought in a lot of birds and bear hunters also did well. Archers are starting to bring in
Waneta/Lamoka lakes: Muskie fishing has been very good for anglers fishing in 4 to 12 feet of water. Good baits have been Swim Wizzes, Musky Killers, bucktails and large spoons. Smallmouth bass fishing has been good for anglers fishing with minnows in 15 to 20 feet of water. Seneca Lake: Anglers bottom fishing with eggs
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Oakdale, N.Y. – A fish hatchery that supplies trout to the famed Connetquot River has been closed after ongoing attempts to eradicate a virus have apparently failed. The Connetquot River fish hatchery on Long Island, operated by the New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation, will be closed for several years in
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