
Clearing up misinformation about deer ticks, Lyme disease
Doctor shares little-known facts about ticks, Lyme disease borne of his experience

Doctor shares little-known facts about ticks, Lyme disease borne of his experience

Appalachian trail a huge challenge
St. Lawrence River: Post-spawn bass should be available, and northern pike action should be solid. But we haven’t heard much of late. Black Lake: Fishing has been good of late, despite the weather.
Season Dates July 15: Black sea bass season opens July 16: Oyster toadfish season opens Shows Aug. 9: Midstate Arms Collectors Unadilla Gun Show, Unadilla Rod & Gun Club, 9 a.m.-3 p.m. For more info
Striper snack packs (Bronx County) ECOs Taryn Czora, Brad Buffa and Jeff Krueger were on patrol in Long Island Sound on vessel A11 when a boat near City Island was found anchored and fishing for
Lake Ontario and tributaries: Action in Lake Ontario is not on fire, but they were starting to catch a few fish off Olcott and Wilson. According to Capt. Bob Cinelli, look for the best chance
Lake Ontario: Anglers were still getting some nice brown trout in 40 to 60 feet of water on stick baits or spoons, with early morning offering the best action. If surface conditions are calm try

Legislation heads toward governor’s desk for approval
Cayuga Lake: Use caution when boating and watch for debris. Lake trout were being taken by trolling spoons or jigging with plastics in 50 to 75 feet of water. Seneca Lake: A lot of floating
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