The Hungry Trout Fly Shop in Wilmington reports cooler temps have brought the river down to ideal water temps for trout, although low water has now created a challenge. Fishing was solid on the West Branch of the Ausable, but more water must be covered as many stretches are lacking their usual amount of holding water. […]
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Cayuga Lake: Lake trout fishing continued to be good for anglers trolling and vertical jigging. Be prepared to deal with water fleas. Weed mats are also a nuisance in some areas for anglers trolling. Trolling 50 to 80 feet down in 100 to 150 feet of water with spoons or flasher and flies continued to
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Lake Ontario: Chinook salmon fishing continued to be good on the big lake. Salmon were still being found over a wide depth range though, from 150 to 450 feet of water. A variety of trolling methods were working to get lures down, such as 350 to 600 feet of copper, lead core, wire and Dipsy
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Lake Ontario and tributaries: Fishing for salmon and trout continued to be consistent for anglers in the know, with most of the salmon action taking place in 200 to 400 feet of water with either spoons or flasher-fly, according to Capt. Bob Cinelli of Newfane. Cinelli has been using mostly a spoon program in the
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Season Dates Sept. 1: Early Canada goose season opens (portions of state) Sept. 1: Squirrel season opens (statewide, except Long Island) Sept. 1: Crow season opens Sept. 8: Early Canada goose season opens (portions of state) Sept. 12: Early bear season opens (portions of southeastern New York) Sept. 19: Early bear season opens (Northern Zone)
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Illegal coyote kill (Delaware County) A woman called central dispatch reporting that she had witnessed two snowmobilers chase down a coyote and kill it. ECO Vernon Bauer interviewed the complainant by phone, who stated that earlier that morning she had heard a coyote yipping in a field across the road when she grabbed her binoculars
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DEC officials are confident sportsmen and license-selling agents will see smoother transactions as sporting licenses went on sale earlier this month.
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ALEXANDRIA AREA Pike and bass are hitting jigs and plastics in 16 to 18 feet lakes Le Homme Dieu, Carlos, Geneva, and Darling. A few walleyes continue to be caught on crawlers along the weedlines of Lake Reno and Lake Miltona or in 12 to 18 feet on Chippewa Lake. Look for crappies on the
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NORTHEAST METRO Look for crappies and sunfish in the shallow weeds of Big Marine Lake, Long Lake, and Mud Lake. Sucker minnows are producing bass on the weedlines of Demontreville Lake and muskies are hitting bucktails on the weed tops of Forest Lake and Jarvis Lake. Blue Ribbon Bait & Tackle (651) 777-2421 WEST METRO
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