Not hearing much on the fishing front, but hunters have been seeing good buck movement as the rut kicks in and some decent bucks have been taken by bowhunters.
Willowemoc and Beaverkill: Both rivers were clear and fishable and in decent shape. Hatch-wise, it’s Caddis, Olives and midges. The upper Beaverkill is now closed to fishing. Delaware West Branch: Wadeable only with some color
St. Lawrence River: Colder weather has triggered some muskie action, but we haven’t heard of any 50-inchers – yet. Not hearing much on the walleye front. Black Lake: Richard at Chapman’s Sports in Hammond reported
A healthy balance in the state’s Conservation Fund is being eroded and the fund is “trending toward the red,” a state budget official told the Conservation Fund Advisory Board last month.
Season Dates Nov. 14: Southern Zone archery/crossbow deer and bear season closes Nov. 14: Woodcock season closes Nov. 14: Canada goose season closes (East Central and Hudson Valley zones) Nov. 14: Bobcat hunting and trapping
Tightened regulations on both commercial and recreational striped bass fishing will take effect Jan. 1 under a proposal approved last month by the Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission’s Atlantic Striped Bass Management Board.
Poison potion (Kings County) ECO Kevin Cummings responded to a complaint of rat poison being spread on the ground outside the Pratt Institute. The complainant (also a college professor), was afraid that dogs, pigeons, and
Sportsmen and gun owners in New York state hoping for a political miracle – an upset win by Rob Astorino over Gov. Andrew Cuomo – saw those hopes fade under an avalanche of votes from
Lake Ontario and tributaries: In Eighteenmile Creek and Burt Dam, brown trout fishing has been good, with some salmon and steelhead mixed in. Some increased water flow from rain or the Erie Canal de-watering could
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