The Natural Resources Board (NRB) approved a DNR request to begin the process to re-establish a four-day, antlerless-only gun deer season in the CWD zone.
NRB eases toward four-day October antlerless gun season in CWD zone Read More »
Waterfowl hunters’ hopes for more liberal rules that would allow a sea duck, early teal and sandhill crane season may one day be realized, but not in the near future.
Early teal and sea duck seasons still a ways off in Wisconsin Read More »
The initial report from three contracted “deer trustees” listed five main issues from hunters and landowners, with “too many predators” being the No. 1 problem with the state’s deer program.
Predator hunters’ top concern: Kroll report Read More »
Wonderful weather and an uptick in statewide turkey population helped young hunters to a successful youth spring turkey hunt.
Missouri youth turkey harvest up Read More »
Season Dates April 7: Beaver trapping season closes (Northern Zone, southeastern New York) April 7: Mink and muskrat trapping season closes (southeastern New York) April 7: Otter trapping season closes (Northern Zone) April 14: Trout season opens (border waters of Delaware River and West Branch of the Delaware) April 15: Snow goose season closes (Western, Northeast
New York Calendar of Events – April 6th, 2012 Read More »
St. Lawrence River Not hearing much with the ice fishing over and walleye off limits. Black Lake Richard at Chapman’s Sports (315-324-5265) in Hammond reported the early heat wave sent anglers out after perch and crappie, but primarily in the St. Lawrence River’s bays and creeks. On the lake, anglers saw the ice go early
Early warmup triggers plenty of fishing activity in N.Y. – Thousand Islands Report Read More »
There have been numerous reports of Hendricksons and Quill Gordons on the main stem of the Delaware River. Whether this is the start of the hatch or just the result of the warm weather, we shall see. All rivers were wadeable and clear heading into the April 1 trout opener. Both the Beaverkill and Willowemoc
Early warmup triggers plenty of fishing activity in N.Y. – Catskills Report Read More »
John Miller at Bob’s Sport and Tackle (914-232-4085) reports some good trout fishing action on Kensico and Cross River reservoirs; Croton Falls Reservoir was also yielding some browns. Crappie action has been good on Muscoot and Croton reservoirs, with some good-sized fish being taken. Anglers were optimistic heading into the official trout season kickoff April
Early warmup triggers plenty of fishing activity in N.Y. – Southeastern NY Report Read More »
Trout anglers were poised to take advantage of the early spring to get out on several waters, some of which were even stocked prior to the April 1 kickoff. On Saratoga Lake, crappie action was good right after the early ice-out, and walleye anglers scored well before the season closed March 15. Lake George anglers,
Early warmup triggers plenty of fishing activity in N.Y. – Capital District Report Read More »
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