Hudson River: Anglers were picking up smallmouth bass on medium-diving crankbaits around rockpiles and day markers. Largemouth bass were being caught almost anyplace were vegetation meets rock; popular baits included Senko-style plastics and weedless jigs.
Underreported fish harvest by 28 tons from 2009-2011
Beaverkill/Willowemoc: Small nymphs and terrestrials have been effective. The Horton area is now closed to fishing as a thermal refuge area for the fish. Delaware West Branch: A decent Sulphur hatch most days. The “slop”
St. Lawrence River: Not hearing a lot of late on the river, which may simply be a product of the recent weather. But bass should be available, including top-water action. And northern pike will be
To get access to private property, hunters need to ask the right way
A few hours streamside with young grandsons show natural world best teacher
Click, twitch, and pause minnow-shaped cranks with a light leader for pike, walleyes, and bass
On the Ontario shoreline, without a rod
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