Lake Ontario: Salmon were still deep and were being caught 100 to 130 feet down over 400 to 500 feet of water. Oneida Lake: Some walleye were being taken in 30 to 40 feet of water with stick baits, blade baits (gold or fire tiger), bucktail jigs tipped with nightcrawlers, and worm harnesses. Bass fishing […]
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Lake Ontario and tributaries: Some mature kings are being caught while staging off creek mouths in as shallow as 40 feet of water first thing, according to Wes Walker at The Slippery Sinker. Fish can be caught out as deep as 100-foot depths or deeper for mature kings. Karen Evarts of The Boat Doctors suggests
Western New York Fishing Report – September 5th, 2014 Read More »
Season Dates Sept. 13: Early black bear season opens (Northern Zone) Sept. 20: Ruffed grouse season opens (Northern Zone) Sept. 20-21: Youth Waterfowl Weekend (Northeast Zone) Sept. 25: Canada goose season closes (Northeast, East Central, South, West Central, Hudson Valley zones) Sept. 27: Archery deer and bear season opens (Northern Zone) Sept. 27-28: Youth Waterfowl Weekend (Southeast and
New York Calendar of Events – September 5th, 2014 Read More »
Deer poacher caught (Monroe County) ECO Beth Haag received information from the Monroe County Sheriff’s Department regarding a possible illegal deer case in Mendon Ponds Park in the town of Mendon. A tow truck driver who was driving through the park noticed a van that was pulled off to the side and then sped away
New York Cuffs & Collars – September 5th, 2014 Read More »
Holders of lifetime hunting licenses anxiously awaited their 2014-15 tags earlier this month after a delay in mailing out the tags.
Lifetime license delay has sportsmen on edge Read More »
Will likely impact fishing regulations
Commission proposes striper harvest cut Read More »
Draw weight limit headache for retailers and hunters
Weighty issue with crossbows Read More »
When it comes to waterfowling participation by Minnesota tribal members, things are much the same as that of their state-licensed counterparts
Some tribal waterfowlers to get crack at swans Read More »
ALEXANDRIA AREA Crappie action is strong in the weeds and along weedlines on Lake Irene, Lake Darling, Lake Carlos, Lake Ida, and Lake Le Homme Dieu. Look to Lake Miltona and Ida with leeches or minnows for walleyes in 18 to 24 feet. Look for sunfish in 16 to 18 feet and bass on the
Northwest Minnesota Fishing Report – September 5th, 2014 Read More »
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