ASHLAND AREA Nice catches of cohos were still being taken off of Saxon Harbor, and the fall run of brown trout were in the harbor. Last week’s rain should bring flow to Lake Superior tributaries, encouraging fish movement. Anglers took advantage of the nice weather prior to the rain to fish inland waters; reports ranged […]
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Water samples from the Mississippi River downstream from the Ford Dam in Minneapolis have tested positive for genetic material from silver carp, indicating the invasive Asian species may be present in the Twin Cities stretch of the river, according to the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR). Known as environmental DNA (eDNA) testing, the results
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Reporting systems will offer crossbow option Albany – DEC’s online and telephone harvest reporting systems this season will include an option for successful crossbow hunters to report their kill. With crossbows legal for use during the state’s firearms big-game seasons for the first time this year, even DEC officials are wondering how many hunters will
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Impact may be minimal in DEC’s fish/wildlife division Albany – A state employee union’s rejection of a labor contract could mean layoffs of nearly 3,500 workers, but only a handful within the Department of Environmental Conservation. Those layoffs may be avoided; at presstime, leaders of the Public Employees Federation were laying out plans for a
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Northern District Highlights Invasive species detail (Madison County) On July 15, an invasive species/emerald ash borer firewood detail was conducted in Madison County. The Region 7 detail was part of statewide checkpoints to determine possible firewood movement in an attempt to slow the spread of the emerald ash borer in New York. The detail consisted
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Keene Valley, N.Y. – Tropical Storm Irene wreaked havoc on streams across eastern New York, but a number of conservation groups were concerned that repair work done in the weeks after has been causing more problems. Trout Unlimited was among a coalition of 20 groups and citizens that called on the governor’s office Sept. 27
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Season Dates Oct. 21: Northern Zone archery/muzzleloader deer/bear seasons close Oct. 21: Fall turkey season closes (Northern Zone) Oct. 22: Northern Zone firearms deer/bear season opens Oct. 22: Fall turkey season opens (portions of state) Oct. 22: Canada goose season opens (Northeast, East Central, South, West Central and Hudson Valley zones) Oct. 22: Duck, snow goose season opens (Western Zone)
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Western New York Lake Ontario and tributaries: Salmon fishing in Olcott and Burt Dam on Eighteen Mile Creek improved slightly. A few fish are being caught at the dam, in the harbor, off the piers and out in the lake when the winds aren’t too bad. Trollers are still using J-plugs, large stick baits and
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Region I A District 6 CPO responded to a complaint call in Winnebago County of a man who had poached a red fox during the closed season using a shotgun. The investigation validated this complaint. The CPO learned from the suspect that he had shot the red fox because it was eating stray cats in
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