By nature, walleyes become super aggressive shortly after the rigors of spawning season. Their hard work is over, and they start looking to recover, which means heavy feeding.
From an angler’s standpoint, that means
I got into backwoods trout fishing after reading an article in a national outdoors magazine about a couple of state biologists who hiked into a remote pond in what is now the Siamese Ponds Wilderness
To give you an idea how some sportsmen maximize their time, they will be on the water at 12:01 a.m. walleye fishing on Lake Erie May 1. By 4 a.m., they are in the woods
As the striped bass season kicks into high gear, particularly on the Hudson River, the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation is once again seeking participants to join the annual Striped Bass Cooperative Angler
There are many trout fishing methods – bait, flies, small minnow crankbaits, and hair or plastic jigs. Spinning certainly isn’t the end-all, but if you know how to fish them, they’re an extremely productive means
In March, both the Erie and Niagara County Federation of Conservation Clubs paid tribute to their conservation leaders, as well as the rank and file workers behind the scenes deserving recognition.
The New York State Outdoorsmen Hall of Fame will induct 12 new members at the group’s annual banquet in Canastota on May 21.
On media day at the Classic, I posed the same questions to 11 anglers on my interview list. Professional anglers have consistently identified decision making as the primary difference between them and anglers who do
Hundreds of youths who were looking forward to participating in state-operated summer camps could end up seeking other activities this year.
The reason? There aren’t enough candidates available to adequately staff all of the
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