
New York Outdoor News Fishing Report – February 3, 2022
Ice thickness can vary from fishery to fishery. And the bite?

Ice thickness can vary from fishery to fishery. And the bite?

“We are surely going to have water for high and off color flows when the weather breaks toward spring. We’ll just have to wait and see if it’ll be a hard and fast melt or

Careful and hardy drifters have hooked up on some bright steelhead here.

Substantially larger than a bald eagle, a massive Steller’s sea eagle has thrilled wildlife watchers in the northeastern United States this winter.

In the long term, it is sound wildlife management practices and deer densities closer to their compatibility with overwinter carrying capacities that will limit wildlife losses due to severe weather conditions.

Steelhead fishing had remained productive through the holiday season on Lake Erie tributaries.
Season Dates Jan. 29: Free Ice Fishing Day in Vermont. Info: vtfishandwildlife.com Jan. 31: Suffolk County Special Firearms Season closes; Varying hare season closes, Southwestern New York. Feb. 15: Bobcat hunting and trapping seasons close
Pennsylvania Violation (Chautauqua County) On Dec. 14, while checking several deer processors in Chautauqua County, ECO Kinney encountered a hunter who did not report his deer harvest. After speaking to the hunter, Officer Kinney learned

Last year, the spring started with some outstanding yellow perch fishing in April. A relatively mild winter allowed for less ice cover and the result was earlier survey work on the lake for the first
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