Cayuga Lake: Nothing on the open water front now, but ice anglers were out on the northern end. No reports yet of how they’re doing. Honeoye Lake: Anglers were drilling holes and fishing parts of the lake, with decent reports of a mix of perch, crappie and bluegills. Keuka Lake: No report on the ice […]
Finger Lakes/Southern Tier Fishing Report – January 23rd, 2015 Read More »
Lake Ontario: Steelhead and brown trout were being taken in the tributaries with egg sacs, egg pattern flies and wooly buggers working. The recent cold spell may have put an end to that, however. Oneida Lake: Hard-water anglers are hitting all the traditional spots now – Big Bay, Lewis Point, Constantia, Godfrey Point and others
Central New York Fishing Report – January 23rd, 2015 Read More »
Lake Ontario and tributaries: Your best bet for catching trout is in Eighteen Mile Creek below Burt Dam area, but even that water was a bit stained at last look. That said, it should be good by now. The frigid temperatures will probably create some shoreline ice so caution is advised no matter where you
Western New York Fishing Report – January 23rd, 2015 Read More »
Season Dates Jan. 25: Duck and brant season closes (Long Island) Jan. 31: Sea duck season closes (Long Island) Jan. 31: Suffolk County firearms deer season closes Jan. 31: Varying hare season closes (portions of Southern Zone) Jan. 31: Canada goose season closes (Eastern Long Island) Feb. 4: Canada goose season closes (Central Long Island)
New York Calendar of Events – January 23rd, 2015 Read More »
Burning even the kitchen sink (Onondaga County) ECO Don Damrath was patrolling rural parts of Onondaga County and heard a complaint come over the county 911 dispatch radio about a large structure fire in the town of Elbridge. Before Damrath arrived on the scene, a local police officer advised that the fire was permitted and
New York Cuffs & Collars – January 23rd, 2015 Read More »
Safe ice arrives after slow start
Arctic blast has anglers walking on water Read More »
A father and son fishing duo have been charged with catching and keeping 398 pounds of summer flounder over their legal trip limit last month.
Fluke overfishing nets father, son Read More »
Steelhead deaths attributed to vitamin deficiency
Die-offs prompt ‘Plan B’ Read More »
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