Cold weather and winter storms dominated this report period. Boats that found a weather window were rewarded with cod, ling and pollock. The fishing was good, which may partially be due to the reduced pressure on the wrecks and cod grounds. Mixed bag catches improved to about 6 to 12 fish per angler. The cod […]
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Lake George was offering up some of its best hard-water action in several years, thanks to good ice conditions that allowed anglers to flock to the popular water. Lake trout were providing some good action, with many fish about the lake’s 23-inch size minimum. Perch were also cooperating, with the keeper-sized fish tending to be
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Muscoot Reservoir: Brown trout and panfish at last check. West Branch Reservoir: Anglers were frustrated by slow fishing, according to recent reports. Some brown trout were iced, however. East Branch (Sodom) Reservoir: Slow at last check. Croton Falls Reservoir: A few perch. Amawalk Reservoir: Perch action has been so-so.
Southeastern New York Fishing Report – February 21st, 2014 Read More »
Weather conditions kept die-hard fly-fishers off the Catskills streams and rivers that remain open to fishing. And we’re hot hearing anything on the ice fishing front right now.
Catskills Fishing Report – February 21st, 2014 Read More »
St. Lawrence River: Fishing has been decent of lake in spots like Lake of the Isles and Eel Bay, but snow and slush made for tough travel without a snowmobile. Anglers were connecting on perch and pike. Black Lake: Anglers were reporting plenty of ice, as well as plenty of small perch. Northern pike were
Thousand Island Fishing Report – February 21st, 2014 Read More »
Many of us have fond memories of our hunting forays as youth, with our first game animal being the wily rabbit.
The estimated population of moose in the northeastern part of the state is up from last year, but wildlife officials caution the downward trend remains the same.
Northeast moose population estimate increases Read More »
Emergency deer feeding in the northeastern part of the state will commence later this month or early next, marking the first time since the mid-1990s the state has fed wild deer.
Emergency feeding of deer starts in March Read More »
Deer hunters have a number of opportunities in coming weeks to tell the DNR what they think about deer numbers in the state.
Sessions offer deer hunters a chance to sound off Read More »
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