Auction 467 and Initial Over-The-Counter Offering DNR is pleased to announce the annual statewide land offering! This year’s offering includes more than 200 parcels from across the state. Each surveyed lot offers the purchaser a variety of unique amenities and attributes — oceanfront, lakefront, and roadside parcels, as well as remote interior lots are all […]
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Western New York Lake Erie and tributaries: If you can find open water, you should be able to catch trout with egg sacs or egg imitation flies. Small hair jigs tipped with a waxworm or two will also catch fish. Dunkirk Harbor steelhead action was good – off the platform or the pier. Best baits
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West Babylon, N.Y. – A conservation group says fisheries managers need to put a halt to the illegal harvest of tautog (blackfish) and adopt harvest limits that will allow blackfish numbers to rebound. Coastal Conservation Association New York (CCA NY) officials made their comments last month at a public hearing of the Atlantic States Marine Fisheries
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Albany – Gun owners in New York are used to seeing a laundry list of legislative proposals early each year that would place more restrictions and perhaps even prohibit their ownership of some firearms. Most of those bills collect dust in Assembly or Senate committees and die a natural legislative death. That doesn’t stop sportsmen,
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Western N.Y. may get transportation corridor for baitfish Albany – DEC is planning to soften its baitfish transport regulations on the heels of strong criticism from western New York anglers as well as bait dealers who say the rules have crippled their business. DEC announced late last month it is developing regulations that will create
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Northern District Highlights City of Oswego charged (Oswego County) In July 2010 a group of fishermen contacted the Syracuse regional office to report the presence of what looked like toilet paper and other septic material being discharged into the Oswego River near a popular fishing spot in the City of Oswego. Region 7 Officer Matthew
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Season Dates March 15: Northern pike, walleye, pickerel and tiger muskellunge season closes March 15: Beaver trapping season closes (portions of western New York) March 16: Striped bass season opens (Hudson River, north of George Washington Bridge) March 20: Cottontail rabbit/varying hare season closes (Northern Zone) March 27: Coyote hunting season closes April 1: Trout season opens April 1: Hickory shad season opens
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Chicago – An amendment that recommended a closure of Lake Michigan waterways failed in the U.S. House last month. On Feb. 17, the House voted 292-137 against the amendment, which would have shut down Chicago’s major water routes, including the Chicago Sanitary and Shipping Canal, in an effort to create a barrier to Lake Michigan.
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Banquets/Fundraisers March 11: Piatt Co. Double Beards Banquet, Best Western. For more info call Bruce Manuel, 217-202-8059. March 12: Kankakee River Valley, Quality Inn. For more info call Mike Porter, 815-651-7025. March 12: Big Bend Longbeards NWTF Banquet, 6 p.m., Arnies Happy Spot. For more info call Vern Bielema, 815-631-7770. March 12: Green River Gobblers NWTF Banquet, 5:30 p.m.,
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