Beaverkill/Willowemoc: Midges, spinners and small Olives are present most mornings while evening hatches were very spotty due to warm water temps. We recommend that late fishing be on one of the tailwaters. Delaware East Branch:
For eight straight years and 11 of the last 12, New York state hunters have harvested over 1,000 black bears – sometimes well over 1,000.
St. Lawrence River: Northern pike and bass fishing has been good, notably in Eel Bay. Bass might be deeper but also might be enticed to the surface with top-water lures. Black Lake: Bass, bass and
Fulton Fish Market (Bronx County) On an overnight detail, Region 2 ECOs, with assistance of ECOs Mike Bello and Josh Sulkey from Region 3 and ECOs Chris DeRose and Mike Unger from Region 1, inspected
Season Dates Sept. 1: Early Canada goose season opens (portions of state) Sept. 1: Squirrel season opens (statewide, except Long Island) Sept. 1: Crow season opens Sept. 8: Early Canada goose season opens (portions of
Lake Ontario and tributaries: King salmon fishing was improving off Niagara and Orleans counties, with some kings over 20 pounds starting to show up. Off Olcott, trollers were catching a mixed bag of trout and
Lake Ontario: Salmon were still being found over a wide depth range, from 100 to 300 feet. A variety of trolling methods were working to get lures down, such as 200 to 300 feet of
Cayuga Lake: Lake trout fishing continued to be good for both anglers trolling and vertical jigging. Water fleas were starting to show up though, which is a headache for trollers. Weed mats are also a
The sea bass season opened with excellent fishing reported throughout the area. Sea bass to 4 pounds, along with triggerfish and porgies, were caught on the South Shore artificial reefs and off the inlet jetties.
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