The National Wild Turkey Federation’s latest initiative, “Save the Habitat. Save the Hunt,” will fund a slew of conservation projects in Illinois.
Push is on to improve turkey habitat, hunting Read More »
A disappointing firearms season could lead to an increase in the number of permits sold for the upcoming muzzleloader-only deer hunt.
Hunters aim to muzzle gloom Read More »
St. Lawrence River: Not hearing much of late. Black Lake: Nothing to report on the fishing front now, and probably won’t be until safe ice arrives.
Thousand Island Fishing Report – December 13th, 2013 Read More »
Beaverkill and Willowemoc: Only no-kill stretches are open now. Streamers and nymphs fished slow will be most productive. Delaware West Branch: River above the game lands closed. Delaware Main Stem: Running high at last check. Delaware East Branch: Fishing permitted only above Shinnople now. Neversink: Closed. Esopus: Closed. Catskill Flies
Catskill Fishing Report – December 13th, 2013 Read More »
Hunting season has pushed fishing to the backburner, so really not a lot to report.
Southeastern New York Fishing Report – December 13th, 2013 Read More »
Nothing happening on the fishing front that we’ve heard, with the focus on the muzzleloader deer season now.
Capital District Fishing Report – December 13th, 2013 Read More »
The keeper-sized stripers have largely moved out of the area, with larger fish reported along the South Jersey shore. There were numerous smaller stripers being taken from both the boat and beach, but few keepers. Bernie’s Bait and Tackle reported that the keeper ratio for stripers was about 1 in 25, and that the keepers
Long Island/NYC FIshing Report – December 13th, 2013 Read More »
Typically this is the time when some waters might lock up, such as Lake Colby in Saranac Lake. That hadn’t happened as of press time, but keep an eye on ice conditions and the possibility of some early hard-water fishing. One great source for up-to-date information is the popular website www.iceshanty.com.
Adirondaks Fishing Report – December 13th, 2013 Read More »
Cayuga Lake: Yellow perch were being caught in the north end on minnows. Seneca Lake: Yellow perch were hitting on small minnows and plastics. The northern third of the lake has been productive for perch. Canandaigua Lake: Nothing to report. Keuka Lake: No report. Owasco Lake: Yellow perch were hitting minnows on the north end
Finger Lake Fishing Report – December 13th, 2013 Read More »
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