With a few exceptions, the attraction of just about anywhere in the northern Adirondacks is that when it comes to outdoor recreation, it is the path less traveled. Fishing and boating, especially paddling, on Carry Falls Reservoir should fit that description.
Navigating the Raquette River’s largest impoundment in northern New York Read More »
Like Vermont, fish and wildlife agencies across the country have begun to look ahead when it comes to future funding for outdoor resources. For nearly a century, a great deal of such funding has come from Pittman-Roberston and Dingle-Johnson programs, instituted in 1937 and 1950, respectively.
Dan Ladd: Sportsmen and women still pay for conservation Read More »
Pat Guyette, promoter of Huntstock returns to the podcast on
Episode 102 — Huntstock 2026 Read More »
New York is about to become the center of attention for professional bass fishing as the Bassmaster Elite Series is set to close out its season in the Empire State.
What is often referred to as the “northern swing” commences Aug. 13-16 in Plattsburgh when the Elite Series anglers will spend four days fishing Lake Champlain. Two weeks later, from Aug. 27-30, it’ll be Clayton’s turn, as the quaint village will host the Elites’ last event of the year on the St. Lawrence River.
Bassmaster Elite Series ‘swings’ into New York for season’s final events Read More »
Victory has its rewards, but it can sometimes have shortcomings. Citing a drop in membership and participation among current members, the New York Crossbow Coalition’s board of directors recently voted to dissolve the organization.
For a decade-and-a-half the group, led by the late Rick McDermott and most recently, Roy Dust, campaigned tirelessly for expanded crossbow hunting opportunities in New York and built a membership that was over 1,600 strong.
New York Crossbow Coalition dissolving a year after major crossbow expansion Read More »
Four years earlier, Finch-Pruyn Co., a lumber company out of Glens Falls, had sold 161,000 acres to The Nature Conservancy, including the Boreas Ponds tract, which was targeted to be sold to New York State and added to the Adirondack Forest Preserve.
Dan Ladd: Adirondack’s Boreas Ponds all to ourselves Read More »
I’ve said before that I wish every active sportsman and woman in New York would read two things: this publication and DEC’s annual hunting and fishing regulations guides. OK, so that’s three things.
As for New York Outdoor News, our job is to inform and we try our best to stay on top of what’s going on with sporting issues in our state. The regulations guides, meanwhile, speak for themselves, and it amazes me how often I’ll read on an internet forum or a social media post where someone is asking someone else to explain a new law or regulation.
Dan Ladd: Get informed on New York’s antlerless deer regulation changes Read More »
As the U.S. Congress weighs the Sunshine Protection Act, which
Episode 101 — The Sunshine Protection Act & Outdoor Recreation Read More »
The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) and New York State Canal Corp. have revised the Rapid Response Plan (RRP) that was collaboratively implemented by the two state agencies in 2022 in order to continue to mitigate the spread of the round goby, an aquatic invasive species now in the Hudson River, into the Lake Champlain Basin.
Efforts aim to keep invasive gobies out of popular Lake Champlain Read More »
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