Beaverkill and Willowemoc: Midges are on the water most mornings and evenings are a mix of small Olives and Caddis. Delaware West Branch: Small Olives remain the major hatch, as well as some Isonychias and
St. Lawrence River: Bass and pike action should begin heating up as fish move into their fall feeding frenzy. And muskie anglers are awaiting cooler weather when the fishing is at its best for those
Season Dates Sept. 20: Ruffed grouse season opens (Northern Zone) Sept. 20-21: Youth Waterfowl Weekend (Northeast Zone) Sept. 25: Canada goose season closes (Northeast, East Central, South, West Central, Hudson Valley zones) Sept. 27: Archery
Cub rescued twice (Delaware County) ECO Nathan Doig responded to State Route 206 on Bear Spring Mountain in the town of Walton in regard to a small bear cub causing a traffic jam. Walton police
Lake Ontario and tributaries: Trolling action for salmon and trout was at least consistent for those willing to put their time in. According to Capt. Bob Cinelli of Newfane, the best action for salmon has
Lake Ontario: Early season salmon fishing can be exciting as small pods of salmon begin making their way into tributaries. Though many anglers have waited all year for this to start it can also be
Cayuga Lake: Lake trout were being taken by anglers jigging in 80 to 100 feet of water. Trolling with flasher and flies was also productive for lakers. Keep an eye out for weed mats; they
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