DOOR PENINSULA AND KEWAUNEE AREA Windy conditions slowed action on Lake Michigan, but good numbers of 2- to 3-pound salmon are expected, plus some bonus rainbows. Larger kings are being caught in the Sturgeon Bay ship canal. Numerous 40-inch pike are being caught off Hendson’s Point, Sherman Point, Potawatomi Park, and other areas on big […]
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BEAVER DAM/FOX LAKE AREA Fishing is getting better as the water cools. Some bluegills were being reported around shallow weeds and docks. Walleyes have been tough to catch, but people are catching a few. Tim Nehls’ Fish Tales Bait, (920) 520-0015. BIG GREEN LAKE AREA Bass fishing has picked up, with fish responding to cranks
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ASHLAND AREA Muskie fishing has picked up with the cooler weather, with a lot of average fishing caught and a couple in the 48-inch range. Typical fall lures have been producing fish. Bass fishing has been good, with plastics working around cover and deep water. Even a few bonus walleyes have been caught. Crankbaits have
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New York’s first-ever youth deer hunt has arrived, set for this holiday weekend (Oct. 6-8) with designs on boosting interest in hunting among youngsters.
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131,000 trout destroyed; will impact stocking
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Gravel mining violations (Chemung County) ECO Toni Dragotta recently completed an investigation of a local sand and gravel company dealing with mining and wetland problems. The company is a large highway contractor and maintains a number of large gravel mines throughout the Southern Tier. Along with Joe Bucci of the DEC’s minerals unit, Dragotta conducted
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Season Dates Oct. 6: Duck season opens (Northeast Zone) Oct. 6: Brant season opens (Western and Northeast zones) Oct. 6-8: Youth Deer Hunt (for 14- and 15-year-olds) Oct. 8: Tautog (blackfish) season opens Oct. 11: Scup (porgy) season closes (party/charter anglers) Oct. 12: Early bear season closes (Adirondacks) Oct. 13: Northern Zone muzzleloader deer season opens Oct. 13: Muzzleloader bear season opens (Adirondacks)
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Lake Ontario and tributaries Trollers continue to catch staging king salmon inside 40 feet of water off major tributary mouths at first light. As the morning progresses, salmon and trollers move a little deeper (50-60 feet). Flasher-fly combos, cut bait rigs, J-13 Rapalas and J-Plugs are good offerings. An option after nightfall is to anchor
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Lake Ontario Salmon were still staging around river mouths and the fishing activity has been in 60 feet of water. The lake fishing is slowing down though as more salmon begin making their way into the rivers. Oneida Lake Walleye fishing was taking place around Buoy 125, Lewis Point and Messenger Shoal. Yellow perch fishing
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