Cayuga Lake: Be careful if heading out in boats as there is a lot of debris floating around on the lake. Anglers fishing the north end were getting some perch and anglers trolling the south
Most of the region’s trout streams, including the West Branch of the Ausable, have been stocked with trout. Water temperatures remained cold but improving, and water levels were also more conducive to fishing. The region’s
Federal dollars continue to pour into New York and other states through an 11 percent excise tax on shotguns, rifles, archery equipment and ammunition.
The freshwater fishing has been very good for all species. The primary focus has been on trout in the Carlls, Nissequogue and Carmen’s rivers. The trout are primarily stocked rainbows and brown trout, as well
‘Assault weapon’ registrations lagging despite deadline
Conditions are much improved on the region’s trout streams, and most have been stocked with trout. It’s worth a look to hit the Mettawee, Battenkill, Kayderosseras and some others. Not hearing much elsewhere.
Three years ago, New York established a free registry for saltwater anglers in an effort to gauge fishing effort in the marine district.
Most of the region’s trout waters have now been stocked, and water conditions – levels and temperature – should be much improved by now and offering some good fishing. Also, the popular New York City
Hendricksons should be in full swing on the Catskill rivers. Beaverkill/Willowemoc: Were looking good as of late last week, albeit on the cold side. Very little surface activity but that could have changed by now.
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