On Dec. 20, a ceremony was held in Syracuse to welcome 26 new graduates of the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation’s 24th Basic School for New York State Environmental Conservation Police Officers.
Ed Hatten, of Hastings, N.Y., and his fishing partner, Len Heffron, of Clay, N.Y., launched their boat and began trolling near Huron, Ohio, on Sunday, Nov. 24.
When he wasn’t seeing the marks that
The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation recently announced the 2024 Hudson River striped bass young-of-year survey results for 2024. They depict a second consecutive year of poor juvenile production in the Hudson River.<br
I’m trying not to let a sore back or the fact that I’ve yet to harvest a deer despite many days of serious effort affect my mood, and I don’t think it has.
But
Ice might be slow to form again this winter in New York, but why spend the time waiting for that special time of year indoors?! Get out and fish!
The last few years have
We all know that the freshwater fishery in New York is a world class act, offering some of the best angling action in the world for a wide range of species that few states can
As we close out another year, our 20th at New York Outdoor News, I’d like to not only wish everyone a happy and prosperous 2025, but also thank so many of you readers for participating
Lake Ontario salmon and trout fishermen enjoyed another outstanding year of fishing in 2024, especially as it relates to Chinook salmon.
That was the information conveyed at the recent meeting of the Lake Ontario
Eager footsteps grounded in common-sense trepidation guide our way out onto the first few inches of jet-black “glass.”
Every hit of the spud bar resonates through our eardrums. Flashes of light from the headlamp catch
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