Second time around (Onondaga County) The first weekend in May, ECO Richard Head checked two men on the south shore of Oneida Lake. One of them was casting his line into the lake and the
DEC’s Randolph fish hatchery has been conducting its fall stocking of broodstock trout in Allegany and Cattaraugus counties. All breeder trout stocked are over 2 years old and are stocked in waters where trout fishing
Lake Ontario: Anglers casting spoons or egg sacs off piers were catching salmon and also a few brown trout. Oneida Lake: Yellow perch were still being found in 10-20 feet of water, with minnows, worms
Cayuga Lake: No new information and no word on any brown trout or Atlantic salmon activity in the tributaries yet. Vertical jigging had been working for lake trout, with fish being found in 85-95 feet
Not much in the way of fishing to report now that the firearms deer season is in full swing. And at this point, no word on the deer hunting success.
Focuses on yearling bucks and ‘tradeoffs’
The blackfish season is open and the fishing was excellent. The best bet for keeper-sized blackfish was on the artificial reefs off Montauk and Orient points and along the North Shore rocks. The East End
Meghan Geer was about ready to call it a morning as she and her dad Earl started out of the woods.
The region’s deer hunters have turned their attention to the north and south, with the Northern Zone firearms season now open and the Southern Zone archery offering kicking into high gear as buck movement picks
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