The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation and the New York City Department of Environmental Protection recently announced actions to limit muddy water releases from the Ashokan Reservoir into the Lower Esopus Creek.
New York DEC, NYCDEP are tackling Ashokan Reservoir turbidity Read More »
Three easy ways to catch summertime bass right now as well as a breakdown on what’s happening right now and what we’re doing to catch fish, plus a walleye update and other current info.
Metro Area Fishing Report – July 21, 2024 – video Read More »
The second phase of a trial in New York Attorney General Letitia James’ civil lawsuit against the NRA and former top executives is under way.
Manhattan Judge Joel Cohen is to decide remaining issues in the case that began July 15, including whether former chief executive Wayne LaPierre and ex-general counsel John Frazer should be barred from charitable organizations in the state.
James targets NRA leadership as bench trial resumes Read More »
During late May and through pretty much all of June, bass-fishing action can be expected from dark to dark. As the middle of the summer settles in, that all seems to change.
While there are situations in which both largemouth and smallies will bite throughout the day, a better bet is to cater your strategies to the conditions. The easiest way to do this is to set an early alarm.
Here’s how to beat the mid-summer bass lull Read More »
A proposal that seems to be gaining momentum in Wisconsin is a return to the old deer management units system, which was in place before county-based management was instituted after Dr. James Kroll’s 2012 Deer Trustee Report.
Proponents believe the old “numbered” unit system allowed deer to be better managed according to habitat, whereas the current county system is too broad. There are perhaps no greater examples of the reasoning to return to the previous unit system than Forest and Florence counties in northeastern Wisconsin.
There are hundreds of lakes in Michigan where anglers can enjoy good to very good bluegill fishing.
But when Chris Freiburger and I met up for a couple of hours of worm dunking recently, we chose a small Jackson County lake that has solid bluegill fishing, but also has a bonus attraction: redear sunfish. Redears are similar to ’gills with one additional characteristic: They generally get bigger – they‘re longer and more shouldery.
Robust redear sunfish are moving the needle in Michigan panfishing Read More »
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