The offshore bottom fishing remained excellent. From New York Bight to Montauk Point in 120 to 180 feet of water there was a great mix of ling to 8 pounds, codfish and pollock in the 8-to 12-pound class as well as sea bass and hake. A few blackfish have been mixed in with the cod. […]
Long Island/NYC Fishing Report – March 22nd, 2013 Read More »
Not a lot happening right now as the region transitions from ice fishing to the open-water season leading into the April 1 trout opener.
Capital District Fishing Report – March 22nd, 2013 Read More »
Not much angling activity of late due to changing weather conditions and a lack of ice.
Southeastern New York Fishing Report – March 22nd, 2013 Read More »
Most anglers are awaiting the official April 1 opener. That said, nymphs and streamers could be productive on waters now open for fishing (the West Branch of the Delaware upstream from the game lands and the no-kill sections of the Beaverkill and Willowemoc. Some little black stoneflies are also appearing. Catskill Flies
Catskill Fishing Report – March 22nd, 2013 Read More »
St. Lawrence River Anglers continued to get out on Eel Bay, Lake of the Isles, Goose and Chippewa bays, but conditions may have changed. Black Lake Not hearing a lot right now.
Thousand Islands Fishing Report – March 22nd, 2013 Read More »
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Some people might hear about a conservation group that works on “putting more sheep on the mountain” and think that all the members drive Range Rovers and care more about stocks than things that are wild.
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Even after the state held its first-ever regulated wolf hunting and trapping season, this much is clear: Both those who support it and those who don’t remain firmly entrenched in their positions
Wolf hunt moratorium bill advances Read More »
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