ASHLAND AREA Chequamegon Bay smallmouths will be biting right until the bitter end. They’re stacked up in spots along the Ashland shoreline, and along the rock pile. Jigs, spoons, and live bait have been catching fish. Trolling for trout and salmon is still good in the bay, too, from Ashland all the way to Houghton […]
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It is late fall and the rivers are flowing fast and high, but this only means that the fishing is just getting started. The walleye bite is on and now is a great time to take advantage of it. There is something about standing in the middle of a river with temperatures hovering around freezing
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Northern District highlights Rattlesnake killed (Chemung County) In July, ECO Toni Dragotta received a complaint that a subject had killed a rattlesnake at Tanglewood Nature Center in Big Flats. Upon investigation, she determined that a 15-year-old youth had been hiking with his stepfather and three other youths when they came upon a rattlesnake on the
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Season Dates Nov. 16: Southern Zone archery deer season closes Nov. 16: Archery bear season closes (Southeastern and Central-Western areas) Nov. 16: Fall turkey season closes (portions of state) Nov. 16: Canada goose season closes (East Central Zone) Nov. 17: Southern Zone firearms deer season opens Nov. 17: Firearms bear season opens (Southeastern and Central-Western areas) Nov. 17: Fall turkey season opens
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Lake Ontario and tributaries Hurricane Sandy left behind a pile of rain and some damage that many had to deal with. Still, for western New York it wasn’t anywhere near as bad as what it could have been. In the fishing department, the excessive rain could have blown out streams that were doing well —
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Lake Ontario Salmon fishing is winding down. The recent rain has brought in some brown trout and steelhead into the tributaries. Egg sacs and egg imitations have been working well. Canandaigua Lake Trolling small spoons as well as flashers and flies in 50 to 125 feet of water was yielding lake trout and rainbow trout.
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Cayuga Lake With the low water there is little salmon or brown trout activity to report in the tributaries. That could change with a rainy weather pattern, however. Seneca Lake Yellow perch were being caught on the south end off the pier, near the salt plant, and in the vicinity of Severne Point. Northern pike
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