Fishing is an afterthought this time of year, with deer season in full swing. Hunters were offering up mixed reports, but things should be heating up now even without any tracking snow. One successful hunter
The highlight of this report period is the excellent striped bass and bluefish action that occurred outside the South Shore inlets and off Montauk Point. Bob Rose of Bob’s Bait and tackle reported that the
Not a lot happening on the fishing front. And we won’t hear much now until the ice forms on some popular waters.
The focus now is clearly on deer hunting, particularly so with the Nov. 16 firearms opener looming.
There are always a few diehard Catskill anglers who feel the need to get out on the waters that remain open to angling well into the fall. Streamers are often effective this time of year,
St. Lawrence River: The serious muskie hunters are out on the river, and there have been a few nice fish caught. Perch and pike are also an option. Black Lake: Not hearing much now on
Legislation signed prohibiting import, sale, possession effective Sept. 2015
Unnecessary bear kill (Steuben County) ECO Steve Farrand received a call from central dispatch reporting a man on Watson Creek Road in the town of Tuscarora had shot a bear. Responding to the scene, the
A provision of the much-maligned NY SAFE Act that requires mandatory background checks for ammunition purchases starting Jan. 15 has apparently been delayed.
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