Hunters headed afield Nov. 21 for the Southern Zone firearms deer and bear opener after what many described as a hit-and-miss archery season.
Beaverkill and Willowemoc: The season is winding down on these waters; they close to fishing on Nov. 30. Delaware East Branch: Fishing above Shinhopple Bridge ended Oct. 15. The lower section stays open until Nov.
St. Lawrence River: The big news from the big river is big fish – namely muskies. Several 50-inch plus fish have been landed, including a 58-inch Leviathan that weighed an estimated 60 pounds. Perch fishing
Lake Ontario and tributaries: With the regular big-game season in full swing, that’s good news for fishermen who are getting a little more elbow room in their favorite areas. In the streams, more rain this
Lake Ontario: A few brown trout and steelhead were starting to be caught in Maxwell Creek. The flow was still low at last check and the stream was receiving a lot of pressure, at least
LAKE MILLE LACS Muskie anglers were busting skim ice in the bays and shorelines to get to the shallow reefs and those going are continuing to find active fish. The main lake is wide open,
NORTHEAST METRO Although you could still drop a boat in most lakes, especially larger bodies of water, fishing action has been non-existent over the past week. There is some ice taking hold along the shorelines
ALEXANDRIA AREA With the exception of some ice taking hold on the shallow sloughs and along the shorelines of some small lakes, open water was prominent early this week. Although you could probably drop a
Hoover Reservoir (Delaware and Franklin counties) – Crappies are starting their feed. Fishing coves and around woody cover can be productive. Jigs and minnows suspended by a bobber is a good technique. Catfish are still
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