
Trail cameras and the spring turkey connection
Hint: Hang your cameras where you suspect high gobbler traffic, like field corners and logging roads

Hint: Hang your cameras where you suspect high gobbler traffic, like field corners and logging roads
Something Fishy (Essex County) On Feb. 18, ECO LaPoint received a report of ice fishermen on Schroon Lake, Essex County, who were catching lake trout shorter than the legal length of 18 inches. ECO LaPoint
Season Dates March 21: Varying hare season closes in the Northern Zone. March 28: Coyote hunting season closes April 1: Trout Season Opens April 7: Beaver trapping seasons close; Mink and muskrat seasons close in

Ice fishing season is just about over for me, and I guess I should be glad as it has been laden with mishaps. I’m not complaining, as I’m of the opinion that it is better

If you have the opportunity to fish a trout pond just after it opens up, it could be magical, so have your gear ready for April 1.

Long Island isn’t just the best opportunity to do so off New York shores, but is as good as any along the northern Atlantic coast.

For no good reason I was recently thinking about this past deer season and the things you notice when you sit for hours in a deer stand. While on watch, my eyes constantly search for

Ice is still good, at least on this lake. A look at ice conditions in other parts of the state, too, as ice fishing winds down.

Modern security concerns aside, having an all-American pocket knife readily available is the sign of a handy man.
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