At just 146 acres, the Owasco Flats Wildlife Management Area is undoubtedly one of the smallest WMAs ever profiled on the back pages of New York Outdoor News.
Consider, too, that the WMA is
It makes perfect sense that fishing is the main attraction in the sprawling Hemlock-Canadice State Forest, given that the two Finger Lakes are part of its 6,849 acres.
So, yes, anglers flock to both
Saratoga County, in eastern New York, is roughly 844 square miles in size. About half of the county’s acreage lies in the Northern Zone, and half of that is within the Blue Line boundary of
When an angler thinks of Long Island, it’s easy to envision schools of stripers in a feeding frenzy, or fishing for summer flounder, bluefish, blackfish, or porgies. It’s a salt thing, right? Not necessarily.
Deer Creek Marsh Wildlife Management Area in Oswego County is one of those state-owned tracts that offer a lot more than just wildlife.
Sure, the 1,771-acre parcel is popular with hunters, especially with waterfowlers,
With a few exceptions, the attraction of just about anywhere in the northern Adirondacks is that when it comes to outdoor recreation, it is the path less traveled. Fishing and boating, especially paddling, on Carry
If you wanted to fish Sullivan County’s White Lake in mid-August of 1969, you might have had a difficult time getting to the 280-acre water.
That’s when an estimated 400,000-500,000 people descended upon the
You’ve heard the expression, “big things come in small packages.”
That might be applicable to Snyder’s Lake. Or maybe we could modify the phrase, stopping short of “big” and altering it to “solid.”
In May, the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation announced the final Recreation Management Plan (RMP) for the Speculator Tree Farm, Perkins Clearing and also the Burnham Mountain Conservation Easement Tracts in Hamilton County.
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