To some, the Whitney Point Reservoir is perhaps best known for an annual event that hasn’t really been annual at all in recent years.
In fact, it’s called the “Almost Annual” Crappie Derby, an
You can’t beat the view. At times, you can’t beat the fishing. And the hunting on the eastern tip of Long Island’s South Shore is also worth a visit, provided you follow the rules and
The habitat in this Allegany County parcel, a mix of forest, rolling hills, fields, and marshes that include a sizable, man-made bog for which the property got its name, is a magnet for all sorts
When you visit Ontario County’s Stid Hill Wildlife Management Area, you’ll quickly see the WMA’s name is well deserved.
About 150 acres of the WMA along Route 64 is gentle or moderately sloped, but
If a serious back-country hunting or fishing adventure is what you seek, the famed High Peaks Wilderness Complex in the North/Central Adirondacks can offer it.
Waddington and Massena, both on the St. Lawrence River, have garnered a solid reputation in the world of professional bass fishing.
Both B.A.S.S. and Major League Fishing regularly hold top-pro bass tournaments here (although
It’s not big as wildlife management areas go, at “just” 360 acres. But in Albany County, where hunting and any kind of recreational access is at a premium, the Coeymans Creek WMA is a welcome
Southeastern New York’s Bashakill Wildlife Management Area is one of those unique tracts that offer a variety of recreational opportunities.
The sprawling, 3,107-acre parcel offers not only hunting and trapping opportunities, but some quality
Suffolk County is best known for its saltwater fishing opportunities, and rightly so. But sportsmen and women also have some fine hunting out on Long Island, thanks to some quality tracts of state-owned land.
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