
Crossbow regs head toward final step
Legalization for hunting this fall

Bluefish, striped bass and fluke remained the big three saltwater fish during this report period, but cod are still around and the shark season is underway. The inshore saltwater temperature has risen steadily into the

Outdoor retail giant Cabela’s hasn’t yet opened its first New York store but has already announced plans for a second.
Surprisingly, we’re not hearing a lot out of this region. But we’ll go out on a limb and say Lake George is as close to a sure thing you’ll find for bass – but go
Summer fishing patterns mean more of a focus on bass than trout of late, with reports of good action out of the Ashokan, Kensico and Muscoot reservoirs. Trout anglers are targeting browns at Croton Falls
The region’s popular trout rivers were clear, fishable and in good shape, with good water temps for mid-June. Fishing remained fairly consistent, with olives the major morning hatch. At times some caddis are present. Nymphs
St. Lawrence River: Northern pike were offering up the most consistent action, but bass were on their beds at last check and could offer shallow sight-fishing opportunities. Black Lake: While the bluegill action has been
Season Dates June 28-29: New York Free Fishing Weekend (no license needed) July 15: Black sea bass season opens July 15: Snapping turtle season opens July 16: Oyster toadfish season opens Banquets/Fundraisers July 26: New
A lot wrong (Chenango County) Prior to the opening day of the Southern Zone big game season, ECO Brett Armstrong received a complaint of a baited treestand. He checked the location and verified the bait,
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