Deer hunters around the state recently had an opportunity to comment on the proposed permanent rule that would implement many of the more than 60 recommendations included in the Deer Trustee Report submitted to Gov. Scott Walker by Dr. James Kroll in 2012.
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Washington, D.C. — A pair of recent federal court rulings to return wolves in Wisconsin, Michigan, Minnesota, and Wyoming to federal protection under the Endangered Species Act of 1973 have generated renewed support for congressional action to undo the court decisions and return wolves to state management authority. U.S. Rep. Reid Ribble, R-Wis., is leading
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St. Lawrence River: Anglers are out pretty much all over – Lake of the Isles and Goose, Eel and Chippewa Bays – but at last check the perch were running small. Black Lake: Pike and perch have been offering up some pretty consistent action, and some anglers have found the bigger ringbacks.
Thousand Island Fishing Report – February 6th, 2015 Read More »
For fly-fishers, Flyfest will take place on Saturday, Feb 7, at the Catskill Fly Fishing Center & Museum. This is a great opportunity to learn new tying techniques or just to learn how to tie if you always wanted to. Not much else happening on the fly-fishing front. Catskill Flies
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Diverting Reservoir: Safe ice at last check, and perch were offering up some decent action at times. West Branch Reservoir: Hard-water anglers were picking up some small perch and the occasional brown trout. Lake Gilead: Anglers were on and targeting primarily trout. Middle Branch Reservoir: Safe ice, but not hearing much on the fishing.
Southeastern New York Fishing Report – February 6th, 2015 Read More »
The folks at FISH307 report plenty of ice on Lake George, with superb action for lake trout and most fish above the lake’s 23-inch size minimum. Perch action has been good as well; Harris Bay has been producing some good ringbacks. And more landlocks have been taken via jigging and tip-ups than in recent years.
Capital District Fishing Report – February 6th, 2015 Read More »
The cold weather has dropped the water temperature as much 10 degrees, which has slowed the ground fishing least temporarily. The coldest water is between Fire Island and Shinnecock inlets. The good news is that the water will likely take longer to warm and extend the ground fishing season a few weeks. The open boats
Long Island/NYC Fishing Report – February 6th, 2015 Read More »
Lake Champlain: Plenty of ice, and plenty of perch, but you’ll likely have to do some sorting. Chazy Lake: Smelt, and if you’re patient and a little lucky you might tie into a solid laker. Rollins Pond: Good smelt action of late. Tupper Lake/Simon Pond: Plenty of ice, but we’re not hearing a lot on
Adirondacks Fishing Report – February 6th, 2015 Read More »
Cayuga Lake: Anglers are getting yellow perch and pickerel at the north end of the lake. As always, use caution as there are generally pressure cracks in this area and ice doesn’t form evenly. Seneca Lake: Not hearing a thing. Canandaigua Lake: Ice reports for the north end range from 4 to 8 inches and
Finger Lakes/Southern Tier Fishing Report – February 6th, 2015 Read More »
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