Big Six LAKE MILLE LACS East – Last week’s snow has limited travel on the lake and there aren’t a lot of roads being opened. Anglers on snowmobiles are traveling to the mud and Tullibee Hole and finding suspended tullibees over 30 feet. Perch continue to be scattered on the rock/mud transition areas, but the bigger […]
Panfish and tullibee bite showing signs of more consistency Read More »
On a normal Sunday afternoon in mid-February, the parking lot at Million Dollar Beach in Lake George would be jammed with cars, pickup trucks and trailers from ice fishermen accessing the big lake.
A frustrating winter for New York ice anglers, businesses Read More »
Crossbow advocates and opponents have stepped up their mobilization efforts as the state’s regulations governing the use of crossbows head toward a “sunset” at the end of 2012.
Crossbow showdown looming in New York Read More »
(Ice anglers: A reminder that all shanties must be removed from the ice by March 15.) Western New York Lake Ontario and tributaries: The steelhead action has been slow for most anglers on the Lake Ontario tributaries. Snowmelt and rain had stream levels on the rise. The dammed streams were in the best shape at last
Ice fishing winds down; April 1 trout kickoff up next Read More »
Northern District highlights Tire dumping (Chautauqua County) During November and December, ECOs Kevin Budniewski and Jerry Kinney began working on a tire dumping complaint occurring in five towns at seven different locations in Chautauqua County. An individual was initially caught by the town of Ellicott police dumping tires in two locations and the town of
Cuffs and Collars March 9, 2012 Read More »
Proposed changes to DEC’s fishing regulations won’t likely generate as much sportsmen reaction as the department’s deer management decisions.
Oneida eyed for C&R bass season Read More »
For all the angst and hand-wringing, duck hunters in the state had a pretty good season, according to a DNR report.
State’s hunters shot more ducks than predicted Read More »
Conservation groups can do the calculations: Given high grain prices in recent years, who could blame farmers for taking cropland out of CRP or ignoring program sign-ups?
CRP sign-up begins with nod toward conservation Read More »
A pair of respected former DNR officials are speaking up in hopes that the struggling agency can be pulled out of a decade-long fiscal free fall.
‘Fortitude’ required to rebuild DNR Read More »
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