On June 1, the State Department of Environmental Conservation released proposed regulations that would provide greater protection to coastal sharks. The regulations focus on anglers who frequently catch “prohibited species” of sharks from shore.
Three separate regulations proposed by a pair of federal agencies on June 21 would make it more difficult to remove wildlife from the endangered species list.
Among the things the U.S. Fish and Wildlife
Beckett Kraft and his brother, Sullivan, didn’t exactly get off to a slow start in the four-event N.Y. Bass Junior Division tournament trail.
They got off to no start at all. Unable to compete
A mix of outdoor-related news stories from across New York published in the June 30, 2023 edition of New York Outdoor News.
The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation recently announced that the fall 2023 pheasant season will proceed as planned.
After the loss of the pheasant flock at DEC’s Reynolds Game Farm earlier this year
The New York State Assembly has passed legislation that primarily bans coyote hunting contests, which are popular in agricultural areas across the state.
During the later part of a recall of the state Assembly,
New Jersey pro-angler Adrian Avena scored his first major win during Stage Five of the Major League Fishing Bass Pro Tour event held on Cayuga Lake June 6-11, earning a $100,000 paycheck.
Avena,
Retired U.S. Army Colonel Jim Wartski took top prize at the 22nd Annual Manhattan Cup, held on June 9, with a 46.4-pound striped bass.
The Manhattan Cup is a charity catch-and-release tournament targeting striped
Both the U.S. and Canada are looking at lake trout populations on Lake Ontario.
The research is part of the U.S.-Canada Cooperative Science and Monitoring Initiative field year on the lake. Tags provide information
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