I like to cook, and I like good food. As a result, I’ll admit I’m somewhat of a food snob. I drive my wife crazy when we eat at a restaurant and I occasionally comment
In this new world of COVID-19, social distancing, and masks, shooting preserves can play an important role in getting new hunters afield in a safe and responsible manner. Whether it is the next generation of
The most common fish species captured during 2020 survey activities included black crappie, bluegill, pumpkinseed and largemouth bass. Other species anglers may catch include yellow perch and brown bullhead.
Early-November warm spell found anglers fishing in summer-like conditions for a brief period and was keeping water temperatures warm.
Stay safe and prevent an unexpected polar plunge by owning the right gear and frequently checking ice conditions!
The date was Saturday, Nov. 7, 1998. My brother, Tim, and I had made a few short pushes that morning before deciding to still-hunt one of the bigger mountains in our hunting area. This was
Lake Champlain is a well-known destination for summer bass and winter walleyes, pike and panfish. But not so well-known is a virtually untapped, late fall, cold-water fishery for landlocked Atlantic salmon, steelhead, brown trout and
New York State Department of Environmental Conservation Environmental Conservation Police Officers protect fish and wildlife and preserving environmental quality across New York. In 2019, the 288 ECOs across the state responded to 25,704 calls and
Season Dates Nov. 20: Bobcat hunting and trapping season closes (parts of southern zone). Nov. 21: Southern Zone big game (rifle) season opens. Nov. 21 – Dec. 4: Turkey season on Long Island (WMU 1C).
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