I first fished Black Lake in the early 1970s after moving to the Southern Tier in August of 1969. My next door neighbor Bob, who quickly became my long time fishing and hunting buddy, had
Frustrating fishing for loyal fraternity of perch anglers on big lake.
(Editor’s note: A criminal charge is merely an allegation that a defendant has committed a violation of the criminal law, and it is not evidence of guilt. All defendants are presumed innocent and entitled to
Water temperatures mean everything to the trout angler, or at least those who care enough about the species they covet so much that they’ll back off when conditions are not favorable for optimal fish survival.
Canals across New York set to open. Elsewhere, brookie bite is hot, and lake fishing especially heating up.
Cooler water temperatures are contributing to some trout fishing action in places like the Adirondacks, where such conditions could prolong the season for anglers who typically back off when the waters warm.
Brook trout anglers are drawn to the canoe area for a number or reasons.
Learning to tie effective knots is not hard to do and can make the difference between bringing home a bragging-size fish or just talking about it.
The thundering gobble echoed through the trees at 5:22 a.m. We had already been sitting in the woods for an hour and it was surprisingly comfortable. It was the middle of May and temperatures were
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