Company official: No New York fracking this year
DEC commissioner: No decision made
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New York Cuffs & Collars – April 6th, 2012
Northern District highlights Unpermitted junkyard (Broome County) On Jan. 17, ECO Eric Templeton completed a solid waste complaint investigation in the town of Nanticoke. The investigation began back in March of 2011 when Chris Warner with DEC’s spills unit referred an illegal dumping of “non-exempt” construction and demolition material on a property along Leekville Road.
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Early warmup triggers plenty of fishing activity in N.Y. – Western NY Report
Lake Ontario and tributaries Pier action has been hot at Wilson and Olcott, with trout reported by casters using spoons, stick baits or minnows fished under a float. Perch action has been better in Wilson than Olcott, according to Wes Walker at The Slippery Sinker. Wilson is also reporting some decent bullhead fishing. Tributary action
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Early warmup triggers plenty of fishing activity in N.Y. – Central NY Report
Lake Ontario Brown trout were being taken along the lake shore by flat-lining (trolling lure behind the boat without any weight) with stick baits; if you can find some off-colored water, fish around it. Oneida Lake The South Shore launch ramps have been cleaned out; no docks were in yet at last check. Anglers getting
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Early warmup triggers plenty of fishing activity in N.Y. – Finger Lakes Report
Cayuga Lake The state park boat launches were open, but some anglers are having difficulty launching larger boats with the current low lake level. Anglers trolling were getting lake trout, brown trout and Atlantic salmon. Lake trout were being taken on spoons or flasher and fly rigs fished 100 to 115 feet down over 130
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Early warmup triggers plenty of fishing activity in N.Y. – Adirondacks Report
North Country anglers were looking forward to the official kickoff of the trout season April 1, and with good reason. For the first time in many years all of the Adirondack trout rivers and streams will be open; some may even be stocked ahead of the opener. Even some backcountry brook trout ponds may offer
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Early warmup triggers plenty of fishing activity in N.Y. – Long Island/NYC Report
The warm weather has improved the freshwater fishing, with trout, pickerel and sunfish caught in the many of the creeks and ponds, including Southards Pond and the Massapequa Reservoir. A few small largemouth bass were also reported. The mackerel fishing out of and west of Jones Inlet continued to be phenomenal. The open boats out
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Early warmup triggers plenty of fishing activity in N.Y. – Capital District Report
Trout anglers were poised to take advantage of the early spring to get out on several waters, some of which were even stocked prior to the April 1 kickoff. On Saratoga Lake, crappie action was good right after the early ice-out, and walleye anglers scored well before the season closed March 15. Lake George anglers,
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Early warmup triggers plenty of fishing activity in N.Y. – Southeastern NY Report
John Miller at Bob’s Sport and Tackle (914-232-4085) reports some good trout fishing action on Kensico and Cross River reservoirs; Croton Falls Reservoir was also yielding some browns. Crappie action has been good on Muscoot and Croton reservoirs, with some good-sized fish being taken. Anglers were optimistic heading into the official trout season kickoff April
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