Deer hunters in forested areas of the state didn’t have any trouble convincing DNR wildlife biologists – and Natural Resources Board members – that something had to be done to increase deer numbers in the 19 units that were approved for buck-only hunting this fall.
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Page 1 Freshwater striper record falls on Hudson New York State’s Angler Achievement Awards Program Page 1 Bearing down on bruins Black Bear Management www.dec.ny.gov/animals/7215.html Proposed Regulations 2014 State Register Index Page 8 DEC renews assault on noxious invasive Giant Hogweed Page 10 Public comment period ends June 30 on Adirondack Foothills
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St. Lawrence River: Pike and walleye action has been decent, but we’re not getting a lot of reports. Black Lake: Richard at Chapman’s Sports in Hammond reports fishing has been outstanding for northern pike and bluegills, and anglers were encountering spawning bass along the way. Crappie fishing is slowing down now, but the bluegill action
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The region’s popular trout waters offered good wading at last check; in fact, some rain wouldn’t hurt. Surface activity was becoming an early or late in the day proposition. A few Isonychia were starting to show. The Iso nymph can be effective at this time even if no fish are rising. Evenings were offering a
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Hudson River: Striped bass fishing was starting to slow down. Anglers were still reporting catching a few herring.
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June is typically the month where many of the largest stripers are caught, and the last two weeks of May yielded a significant number of 30-pound plus stripers along with a few 40-pound class fish. The largest stripers were caught under the bunker schools that are scattered from the Verrazano Bridge to east of Shinnecock
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Anglers have plenty of options, including the week-early kickoff to the Lake Champlain bass season, which opens June 14. Bass should be found in full spawn mode, which means sight fishing in the shallows for big bronzebacks and bucketmouths. The West Branch of the Ausable was offering up superb water conditions and great fishing, with some
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Cayuga Lake: Lake trout were being taken in 70 to 110 feet of water by anglers vertical jigging, and also by trolling with spoons or flasher and flies. Owasco Lake: Lake trout were being taken on spoons or flasher and flies fished 40 to 60 feet down over 60 to 80 feet of water. Otisco
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Lake Ontario: Fishing early in the morning was still producing some chinooks and browns and as the day wears on fishing for lake trout has been a better option. Oneida Lake: Walleye were being taken on jigs tipped with nightcrawlers or by trolling worm harnesses in 20 to 30 feet of water. Casting jigs or
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