There have been numerous reports of Hendricksons and Quill Gordons on the main stem of the Delaware River. Whether this is the start of the hatch or just the result of the warm weather, we shall see. All rivers were wadeable and clear heading into the April 1 trout opener. Both the Beaverkill and Willowemoc […]
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St. Lawrence River Not hearing much with the ice fishing over and walleye off limits. Black Lake Richard at Chapman’s Sports (315-324-5265) in Hammond reported the early heat wave sent anglers out after perch and crappie, but primarily in the St. Lawrence River’s bays and creeks. On the lake, anglers saw the ice go early
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Season Dates April 7: Beaver trapping season closes (Northern Zone, southeastern New York) April 7: Mink and muskrat trapping season closes (southeastern New York) April 7: Otter trapping season closes (Northern Zone) April 14: Trout season opens (border waters of Delaware River and West Branch of the Delaware) April 15: Snow goose season closes (Western, Northeast
New York Calendar of Events – April 6th, 2012 Read More »
BAKER RESERVOIR: (April 05) Catchable-size rainbow trout have been stocked. Fishing is slow to fair. A recent survey found good numbers of quality-sized brown trout from 4 to five pounds. Early spring is a good time to target browns with minnow-imitating lures and flies or frozen minnows. BARKER RESERVOIRS (NORTH CREEK LAKES): (April 05) Most
Fishing Report for Southern Utah April 5, 2012 Read More »
Fishermen would be able to target walleyes a week earlier than usual this year, under a proposal from two northern Minnesota lawmakers.
An early fishing opener for Minnesota? Read More »
When officials in Canada announced a directive that would enable a number of single-offense Americans to return to the country to hunt or fish – without paying a “rehabilitation” fee – they did so with a caveat
Canadian border-crossing queries addressed Read More »
The state legislative auditor plans an examination of two topics that have been prominent in recent legislative sessions: school trust lands and conservation easements.
Conservation easements go under the microscope in Minnesota Read More »
FAIRMONT AREA Budd Lake and Lake Sissiton are producing crappies, perch, and a few bluegills in five feet or less. Look to Fox Lake and Tuttle Lake with minnows for perch in four to six feet. Fox also is giving up crappies in three to six feet on small jigs tipped with minnows or plastics.
Crappies moving in and out of the shallows with weather changes – South West Report Read More »
FARIBAULT AREA You’ll catch perch below the King Mill Dam with minnows on the Cannon River. There had been some crappies caught in shallow water on Cedar Lake last week, but since it cooled down, those fish have moved back into 10 to 12 feet. When the sun shines, the docks around Roberds Lake are
Crappies moving in and out of the shallows with weather changes – South East Report Read More »
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