Most of the attention has now turned to deer hunting, with the Northern Zone’s popular, weeklong muzzleloader deer and bear season opening Oct. 17 and followed by the firearms season. Waterfowlers, too, have been scoring primarily on a mix of woodies and mallards.
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Bowhunters have connected on some good bucks early in the season, notably the 19-point nontypical taken by Dru DiCicco in Seneca County. Some cooler weather will undoubtedly kickstart move buck movement. Lake Ontario: Chinook salmon were still staging off river mouths and were being caught in 30 to 100 feet of water. Trolling 10 to
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Lake Ontario and tributaries: The storms had an effect on fishing and fish runs, offering anglers some good and bad news. Lake action was difficult northeast winds, whether you were trolling in a boat or casting from the piers. When the winds were howling, you couldn’t do either. Your options became the harbor or up
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Season Dates Oct. 16: Early bear season closes (portions of Northern Zone) Oct. 17: Muzzleloader deer/bear season opens (Northern Zone) Oct. 17: Pheasant season opens (portions of state) Oct. 17: Fall turkey season opens (Southern Zone) Oct. 18: Duck season closes (Southeast Zone) Oct. 23: Bow/crossbow deer and bear season closes (Northern Zone) Oct. 23:
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Emotional Survival Training (Saratoga County) ECO Jason DeAngelis and Lt. Jim Hays, who are both members of DLE’s Critical Incident Stress Management Team, attended the seminar Emotional Survival for Law Enforcement given by Kevin Gilmartin, Ph.D. Dr. Gilmartin is a behavioral scientist, USMC veteran and former police officer who specializes in issues related to law
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The 2015-2016 trapping season will likely be one to remember for New York trappers – and not necessarily based on how full their fur shed is or isn’t. Rather, trappers are going to remember this season for the difficult, and more often than not miserable fur market conditions.
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ANNANDALE AREA A few walleyes are hitting minnows in 12 to 30 feet at Clearwater Lake, Cedar Lake, Lake Sylvia, and Sugar Lake. Look for crappies over 15 feet on Sylvia and Cedar, while pike and bass are hitting minnows or crankbaits on most lakes in 8 to 15 feet. Pheasant and duck hunting reports
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NORTHEAST METRO Walleyes are hitting minnows in 15 to 20 feet on Bald Eagle Lake and the St. Croix River. Hit Powers Lake in 10 feet for sunfish and 15 feet during the evening hours for crappies at Big Marine Lake. Large suckers or bucktails are triggering muskies in 8 to 15 feet at White Bear, Bald Eagle Lake, and Jarvis Lake. Drift sucker minnows on the weedlines of Beaver
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LAKE MILLE LACS Look for smallmouth bass on shallow to middepth rock reefs and use caution on these reefs because the buoys marking them have been removed. Look for muskies on the edges of the rock reefs and this bite should only get better as the tullibees move onto the rocks and muskies begin feeding on them. There were several reports of
Minnesota Great Eight Lakes Fishing Report – October 16th, 2015 Read More »
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