At just 146 acres, the Owasco Flats Wildlife Management Area is undoubtedly one of the smallest WMAs ever profiled on the back pages of New York Outdoor News.
Consider, too, that the WMA is broken into three separate parcels just south of Owasco Lake and just north of the village of Moravia. But make no mistake: this slice of state-owned land isn’t overlooked by the area’s sportsmen, especially anglers.
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