Northern District highlights Coyote from the road (St. Lawrence County) On Oct. 12, a DEC wildlife technician in the Watertown regional office received a phone call from an individual concerned that a coyote was going to kill the neighborhood pets. The wildlife technician explained to the individual what he can and cannot do regarding nuisance […]
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Season Dates March 9: Snow goose season ends (Long Island Zone) March 9: Canada goose season ends (Western Long Island) March 10: Canada goose season ends (South Zone) March 15: Northern pike, chain pickerel, tiger muskie and walleye seasons close March 15: Beaver trapping season ends (portions of western New York) March 16: Striped bass season opens (Hudson
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Lake Ontario and tributaries Many of the streams were high and muddy at last check, and the ice was posing a bit of a problem along the shoreline. Burt Dam and Eighteen Mile Creek was open, according to Wes Walker at The Slippery Sinker, with steelhead and browns the top targets. Jigs tipped with wax
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Oneida Lake Anglers were getting out around the lake, with ice thickness varying from 5-11 inches. Use caution when venturing out and check ice thickness frequently. Anglers were getting some good perch and walleye, Chapman Park and Lewis Point seemed to be producing well. Oswego River Steelhead and brown trout were still being taken but
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Honeoye Lake Ice was reportedly between 3 and 5 inches thick late last month. Anglers were catching some nice yellow perch at depths over 20 feet, on jigs with a waxworm or spike. The bluegill bite has been fair in areas of 8-12 feet. Tip-ups with shiners set in shallower areas catch mostly largemouth bass
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Anglers were still plying the waters of Lake Champlain, primarily for perch but also for northern pike in some areas of the big lake and the occasional walleye in South Bay. Smelt action in Bulwagga Bay has been virtually nonexistent, with the general theory being the alewife population is at fault. Schroon Lake was yielding
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The extremely windy weather experienced kept many of the cod and sea bass boats inshore. But those that did venture out continued to report excellent bottom fishing from the artificial reefs out to the wrecks along the 30 fathom line. A few boats are venturing even further and are scoring with cod and pollock to
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Lake George’s popular bays were yielding, at times, good numbers of keeper-sized perch, as well as the occasional laker that tops the lake’s 23-inch size minimum. It remains to be seen how well the ice holds up into late March. Typically it does. Tim Blodgett of Saratoga Tackle reports the Saratoga Lake ice was fine
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Not hearing a lot right now, and that’s likely a product of deteriorating ice conditions, which isn’t unusual as we head toward mid-March.
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