While we won’t hear much on the fishing front now until safe ice arrives, Northern Zone deer hunters are out in full force as the height of the season arrives, with rutting activity kicking in
The mild weather during this report period has allowed anglers to target the excellent ocean striper and bluefish fishing as well as on the inlet bars. Many anglers switched over to take advantage of the
It’s deer season, with the region’s hunter taking advantage of their geographic location and alternately pursuing whitetails – and sometimes black bears – in both the Northern and Southern zones. The Nov. 21 Southern Zone
Hunters headed afield Nov. 21 for the Southern Zone firearms deer and bear opener after what many described as a hit-and-miss archery season.
Beaverkill and Willowemoc: The season is winding down on these waters; they close to fishing on Nov. 30. Delaware East Branch: Fishing above Shinhopple Bridge ended Oct. 15. The lower section stays open until Nov.
St. Lawrence River: The big news from the big river is big fish – namely muskies. Several 50-inch plus fish have been landed, including a 58-inch Leviathan that weighed an estimated 60 pounds. Perch fishing
Season Dates Nov. 28: Canada goose season reopens (East Central and Hudson Valley zones) Nov. 28: Canada goose season closes (Lake Champlain) Nov. 29: Duck/brant season closes (Long Island) Nov. 29: Canada goose season closes
Nobody has a license? (Saratoga County) ECO Steve Shaw patrolled the Lake Lonely outlet in the Ccity of Saratoga Springs for fishing activity. As he approached the area, he witnessed two vessels, with three individuals
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