Waddington, N.Y. — DEC is continuing its investigation into an incident on the St. Lawrence River in which a pro bass angler was allegedly harassed while competing in the Bassmaster Elite Series event. Environmental conservation officer Joseph Munn declined comment on the incident due to the ongoing status of the investigation, according to DEC Region […]
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