As residents in many parts of New York and neighboring states work to recover from July heavy rains and flooding, angling enthusiasts are also concerned about a less urgent but still vexing question.
What
It doesn’t fall into your typical definition, if you have one, of “date night.” But it has worked for Paula and I, and after three dozen years of marriage chances are pretty good it’s not
Standing knee deep in a June trout stream just past sunset might not be appealing to many folks because of the immense swarms of flying insects, but to this fly fishermen it was heaven.
Judging from what I’ve heard from coyote hunters recently, the legislation passed by both houses to ban coyote hunting contests, if signed by the governor, will accomplish very little other than political chest pounding. If
It’s a heart-stopping experience that avid bird hunters never tire of.
You’re stomping through the brush behind your faithful dog as it eagerly unravels a fresh scent, while you tighten the grip on your
Visualize sitting around a campfire on the river bank, watching a golden sunset as fishing boats scurry for their docks and individual fishermen cast in the lengthening shadows from dockside. In the fading light a
New York offers some fine camping opportunities. From the Allegany Mountains in Allegany State Park, to the Catskills and Adirondacks, and countless other places around the state, there are wild places filled with freshwater streams,
The New York State Outdoorsmen Hall of Fame inducted 12 new members and presented special awards at the group’s annual banquet, held in Canastota, on May 21.
The inductees were presented with an induction
“I want to catch a sheepshead, Grandpa,” said 9-year-old Parker Costello of Lockport, N.Y.
Yes, catching a sheepshead was on his bucket list and he had tried three different times last year with
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