
Saying good bye to canine friends never easy
Bodey and Neko – Durbin family loses two dogs in too few years.

Bodey and Neko – Durbin family loses two dogs in too few years.

Great ring-necked opportunities exist in the central portion of the country for your own rooster road-trip through Jan. 31.
During this report period the ocean and Long Island Sound water temperatures dropped only a few degrees and remained nearly 50 degrees, which is above normal. Bunker and stripers were reported in the brackish creeks
Not much happening now with enough winter to stall open-water fishing and not nearly enough winter to create safe ice. Small-game hunting is a decent option.
Not much happening of late, with safe ice likely a long way off – if at all in this portion of the state.
Conditions are now such that few – very few – anglers are taking to the rivers still open to fishing. www.catskillflies.com
St. Lawrence River: Perch were hitting well for the few anglers venturing out now. Black Lake: Still awaiting safe ice.

Hunting and fishing in New York is a driver of the state’s economy, triggering more than $5 billion in consumer spending annually…
Season Dates Jan. 10: Canada goose season closes (South and West Central zones) Jan. 10: Duck season closes (Western Zone) Jan. 16: Snow goose season reopens (Lake Champlain zone) Jan. 31: Duck season closes (Long
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