
Hide-and-seek with Canada geese
Early-season concealment tips



Take the author’s sage advice: To enjoy the great outdoors deep into old age, start protecting your skin now from the sun’s damaging rays.

Hit the water now to enjoy comfortable autumn fishing conditions and catch active walleyes.
Beaverkill/Willowemoc: Warm water temps limited fishing, but things have improved with cooler weather and some rain. Delaware East Branch: Decent water temps to about East Branch. Late day there has been some spotty Olives and
St. Lawrence River: Not hearing a lot of late, but some walleye trollers were finding success at sundown and after dark, as well as early in the morning. Things should improve now that the weather
Fishing violations (Nassau County) While conducting a bike patrol through Massapequa Reservoir, ECO Denise Ferraro observed a pair of fishermen frequenting the bushes. The officer watched as the duo caught fish and hid them under
Season Dates Sept. 19: Early bear season opens (Northern Zone) Sept. 19-20: Youth Waterfowl Days (Northeast and Southeast zones) Sept. 20: Ruffed grouse season opens (Northern Zone) Sept. 21: Summer flounder (fluke) season closes Sept.
Lake Ontario and tributaries: Fishing action continued to be one of those situations where being in the right place at the right time can really pay off for you. An excellent case in point is
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