Season Dates Feb. 25: Weasel, opossum, skunk, raccoon and fox hunting season closes (Long Island) Feb. 25: Weasel, opossum, skunk, raccoon and fox trapping season closes (Long Island) Feb. 25: Mink and muskrat trapping season
Pet raccoons (Suffolk County) ECO Matthew Krug received a complaint about a woman who “rescued” two baby raccoons and was keeping them as pets for the family. Krug and ECO Joshua Sulkey promptly responded to
Lake Ontario and tributaries: One of the sleeper spots is Burt Dam and Eighteen Mile Creek. Some open water was available there earlier this month, according to Greg Stanley at All in the Same Boat
19 shooting-related incidents include two fatalities
Lake Ontario: Nothing to report right now. Oneida Lake: Ice remained in good shape on most areas of the lake, but this is the time of year when conditions can change rapidly. That said, anglers
Proposal would create uniform regulations with N.J., Conn.
Cayuga Lake: The north end of the lake was seeing the bulk of the ice fishing pressure, with anglers encountering lots of small perch as well as pickerel. Seneca Lake: Some ice was reported on
Issuing agents slowly coming online across N.Y.
Lake Champlain hard-water fishing remained solid, with some good numbers and good-sized perch reported throughout the lake. Lake trout were also appearing at times, as were northern pike in the traditional spots, such as Ticonderoga,
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