The striped bass fishing continued to improve in both quantity and quality. Stripers from the high teens to 40 pounds continued to be caught trolling parachute jigs or tubes on wire line off Block Island
Some good bucks continue to be reported from bowhunters as rutting activity kicks in. Not a lot of fishing going on right now, and it will stay that way until ice fishing season arrives
Some archers stay home or hunt other WMUs
A few anglers have been hitting the east of Hudson reservoirs, but not enough to get a solid report of what’s happening. Bowhunters are taking their last stands before the Southern Zone firearms opener Nov.
Beaverkill/Willowemoc: Open for fishing through Nov. 30. Delaware East Branch: Fishing above Shinhopple Bridge ended Oct. 15. The lower section stays open until Nov. 30 and is good for late-season BWO hatches for some decent
St. Lawrence River: Muskie hunters are out on the river, and some big fish – 50 inches and over – have been reported. Black Lake: Not a lot of fishing taking place now with deer
Operation Ivory Crush (New York City) ECOs from Regions 1, 2, and 3 participated in Operation Ivory Crush in Times Square. The historic event was designed to raise awareness in elephant conservation, promote anti-poaching regulations
Season Dates Nov. 14: Woodcock season closes Nov. 14-15: Youth Waterfowl Hunt (Long Island) Nov. 15: Canada goose season closes (Northeast and Hudson Valley zones) Nov. 17: Canada goose season reopens (Northeast Zone) Nov. 20:
Article on the battle between Montana landowner and sportsmen over public trout stream access costs writer a longtime gig with Ducks Unlimited magazine
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