Season Dates Nov. 29: Brant season closes (Southeast Zone) Nov. 29: Canada goose season reopens (Hudson Valley Zone) Nov. 30: Brant season closes Nov. 30: Regular bass season closes Nov. 30: Muskie season closes Nov.
Evidence in the snow (Suffolk County) ECO Mark Simmons received a call from Lieutenant Dallas Bengel in reference to a fresh gut pile along the west side of Toppings Path in Manorville, which is Suffolk
Lake Ontario and tributaries: Before the epic snow blanketed parts of the region, it was a perfect time for some trout fishing, with crowds dwindling during deer season. And there’s even a few salmon still
Lake Ontario: Tributary fishing for brown trout and steelhead has been picking up before the snow. Egg sacs, egg patterns and Woolly Buggers can all be productive. Oneida Lake: The shore walleye bite continued to
Cayuga Lake: Trolling 70 to 90 feet down with spoons or flasher and flies was still producing some lake trout for a few hardy anglers. Seneca Lake: Some brown trout and landlocked salmon can be
Deer hunters were making their final regular season push for a whitetail buck, while anglers awaited the first ice of the season.
The cold front that settled into the report area dropped the water temperatures in the Sound and Ocean. As a result of the drop in water temperature, there were fewer bluefish blitzes reported along the
Not enough fishing to offer up any report. Hunters have had a hit-and-miss season thus far, with some good bucks taken.
Little to report during the cold snap and at the height of the deer season.
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