Well, Spring is here, almost. With the cold weather we’ve had in New York this past month, I have to admit I haven’t done much. Last summer, I thought I had cut and stacked enough
Steelhead are now the main species in this river, with a few brown trout being caught. Try using eggs, beads, pink worms, or a fly in the river.
New York’s new catch-and-release season for trout in inland trout streams does not appear to be having a significant impact on wild trout populations, according to a newly released study from the state Department of
In February, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service announced over $1.2 billion in Wildlife and Sport Fish Restoration apportionments to support states, commonwealths and territories in its efforts to fund conservation and outdoor opportunities.
On Wednesday, March 11, members of New York’s sporting community gathered at the Well of the Legislative Office Building in the State Capitol to meet face-to-face with dozens of state lawmakers as part of the
Spring brings mixed opportunities. Here’s a look at the New York fishing and hunting report on March 12, 2025.
The weather is starting to wake up and so are the fish.
The event is free for all veterans who can begin registering on March 1. May 31 is the last day to sign up for this event that tripled in size in its second year.
Look for good drifting chances up and down the water course here now when flows are more drift-and-swing friendly and before any high water may return.
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