Small buck (Sullivan County) On opening day of the Southern Zone big-game season ECO Matthew Baker investigated a baited area and interviewed possible responsible parties. The officer identified a person who had taken two deer
Archery June 1, 15: Pinewood Archers, 3D Archery Shoot, Long Island Shooting Range, 8 a.m. For more info call Jerry German, 631-687-0232. Banquets/Fundraisers. May 30: Suffolk Alliance of Sportsmen Banquet, Hyatt Regency Long Island Hotel,
Lake Ontario and tributaries: Salmon and browns could be found in 10 to 40 feet of water; lake trout a bit deeper, outside of 50 foot depths. Alewives were starting to move in, which means
Lake Ontario: The brown trout bite continued to be good for anglers trolling near shore in 10 to 30 feet of water with stick baits or small spoons. Oneida Lake: Walleye were being taken on
Bushmaster line among those being shifted to new Alabama facility
Cayuga Lake: Anglers trolling the south end were still getting a few brown trout and Atlantic salmon, with fish being taken on stick baits fished in 10 to 30 feet of water. Seneca Lake: Anglers
Returns to direct DEC’s Division of Law Enforcement
Lake Champlain should be offering up some pre-spawn, catch-and-release, artificials-only bass fishing. Several solid smallmouths have been taken in the north end of the lake. On the West Branch of the Ausable, insect activity was
Coyotes are a major predator of white-tailed deer across the East, especially fawns born each spring, but wildlife managers nonetheless are able to stabilize and even grow deer herds
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