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Be stewards of the land and water, even removing litter when you find it.
Not hearing much of late, but streams like the Mettawee, Battenkill and Kayderosseras may be fishable soon, if not now.
Waters stocked ahead of the trout opener included: Dutchess County: Fishkill Creek, Sprout Creek, Roeliff Jansen Kill, Crum Elbow Creek, Sawkill, Ten Mile River, Webatuck Creek, Swamp River. Putnam County: Croton River East Branch, Croton
Conditions were slowly improving, although the Beaverkill and Willowemoc remained high as of late last week. The West Branch of the Delaware was also high and float fishing was a better option than wading. A
St. Lawrence River: Not hearing anything as most folks await the departure of the ice. Black Lake: Between ice and open water fishing now.
Several illegal deer (Fulton County) ECOs Steve Shaw and Robert Higgins were on patrol in Saratoga County during the opening weekend of the Southern Zone regular season when they received a call from dispatch stating
Season Dates April 26-27: Youth turkey hunt. May 1: Spring gobbler season opens May 1: Summer flounder (fluke) season opens May 1: Scup (porgy) season opens May 3: Walleye, northern pike, chain pickerel and tiger
Lake Ontario and tributaries: Local creeks like Eighteen Mile, Keg and Four Mile were all producing some nice trout despite some high and stained water conditions. Pink or red egg sacs, egg imitations or small

Budget OKs use in portions of archery deer/bear seasons
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