It was one of the hottest weekends of the year … so far. I found myself on the boat of local St. Lawrence River region legend Capt. Allen Benas of Clayton, owner of the Thousand Islands Inn and Thousand Islands Fishing Charters. My wife Sandy and I were part of a mixed half-day charter that …
This report highlights a few of the best places to fish, what anglers are using and what they are catching. The information is compiled from regional Fish and Game fishery managers, local tackle shops and anglers. From the Field . . . I went fishing at Lucky Peak this past Saturday (6:30 AM -11 AM)
BIG SANDWASH RESERVOIR: (July 23) Anglers report fair to good fishing for rainbows and bass. They are seeing some nice fish—both smallmouth and largemouth bass. Anglers are also catching some nice rainbow trout in deeper water. Try using crankbaits, spoons and jigs. BROUGH RESERVOIR: (July 23) Anglers report fair fishing for rainbow and brown trout
I’m now more than ever convinced the only way I’ll ever see a moose in New York state is if it saunters into our driveway, munches its way through Paula’s garden and then stops by the window box that sits on my office window to mow down whatever kind of flowers – maybe zinnias –
I’m seeing renewed interest in slip-bobber fishing for walleyes, a technique that can be extremely productive along inside weedlines, rocks, and reefs – especially in wind-blown areas. A prime way to fish, for example – if you have wind coming into a rock pile, reef, or weed edge – is to drop a jig or
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