New York wildlife biologists don’t see all-day spring gobbler hunting in the state’s near future, even though it’s a move neighboring states like Pennsylvania and Ohio have made in recent years
DEC balks at all-day gobbler hunting in New York Read More »
DEC has loosened its summer flounder (fluke), scup (porgy) and black sea bass regulations in light of data that shows those fish stocks are healthier than originally believed
Fluke, porgy, sea bass regs loosened in New York Read More »
Anglers heading out for the opener have more options for their tackle boxes than ever before
Best of new lure offerings for open water fishing Read More »
Anglers demand lighter, species-specific equipment. Manufacturers respond
Great new rods and reels for open water 2012 Read More »
Unusual seasonal conditions experienced throughout much of Pennsylvania will present turkey hunters with a mixed blessing in spring gobbler season, according to the Pennsylvania Game Commission.
All-day gobbler hunt continues to be evaluated by commission Read More »
Spring hearing voters heavily supported DNR ideas that would allow year-round fishing seasons, make an experimental split bobcat season permanent, expand open-water duck hunting to 14 large lakes.
Hearing voters favor more open-water duck hunting Read More »
A proposed three-day youth deer hunt over the Columbus Day weekend has remained intact as DEC moves toward regulatory approval of several portions of its five-year deer management plan.
New York Columbus weekend youth hunt plan intact Read More »
Not many states could see their spring gobbler harvest numbers plummet to less than half of what it was 10 years ago but still maintain a reputation as a great turkey-hunting state.
Gobbler kill may improve this spring in New York Read More »
DEC’s five-year deer management plan has kept intact a proposed three-day youth deer hunt over the Columbus Day weekend, set for this fall pending final regulatory approval.
BREAKING NEWS: DEC deer plan includes youth hunt Read More »
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