April 1 is still the day when brook trout season opens in New York. And when it does, especially in the northern part of the state, anglers are ready.
This year things may happen even earlier in terms of stocking for all trout species. Ice-out, for obvious reasons related to a warm weather pattern, should also occur earlier.
Halfway Brook: historic, maybe confusing, good fishing in New York Read More »
New York cuffs and collars are field reports from New York DEC Officers. These reports are from the March 22, 2024, edition of Outdoor News.
New York Cuffs & Collars: Several safety violations for boat beached Read More »
So, you’ve filled your fishing rod rack? No matter, simply buy another rack, and load that baby up with some of 2024’s remarkable sticks.
No joke: Reels and rods are better than ever, so make 2024 the year to step up to a new combo and be surprised at the variety of features – from tight gear ratios to rod blanks built from space-age materials.
Master the water: Top rods and reels for 2024 Read More »
A proposal to hold the 2027 Carp World Championship on Onondaga Lake in Syracuse has been scrapped.
“I’ll be careful with my words. All in all, it just didn’t work out,” said Mike McNett, treasurer and freshwater sports director for the U.S. Angling Confederation.
The competition, pegged as “the Olympics of Carp Fishing,” would have featured some 150 anglers from more than two dozen countries. It would have been the first time the event would have been held in this country.
Carp World Championship not coming to New York’s Onondaga Lake in 2027 Read More »
At the risk of creating a nested loop by responding to Mr. Wydeven’s response to my response to his letter, I have a few comments on his latest letter to Wisconsin Outdoor News..
Commentary: Wolves, not bears, demonstrate ability to suppress deer numbers in Wisconsin Read More »
The Wisconsin DNR has a new fishing tournament registration requirement
WI Daily Update: A new fishing tournament registration requirement to be aware of Read More »
Patience kills turkeys. That is a fact. Even so, there are those times when running and gunning is the best way to kill a bird. But for the purpose of this week’s feature, I’ll stick to the topic of patience.
Being patient can be one of the absolute most difficult challenges when turkey hunting, but learning to do so can yield big dividends.
Joe Martino: Patience pays off in the turkey woods Read More »
It feels good to be talking about camping again, and in this case it’s DEC’s Summer Camps program, which in this writer’s opinion is one of the agency’s shining stars.
Unfortunately, as this writing, only two of the four camps are scheduled to open due to staffing issues. That’s too bad.
Dan Ladd: Seize New York DEC’s Summer Camp opportunities Read More »
One of the best-known and easiest-to-find constellations is Leo, which
MN Daily Update: Find the constellation Leo this spring Read More »
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