Anglers are still into brown trout and now seeing a few more steelhead. Atlantic salmon action is now more spread out, but hook-ups can still be expected.
The fall perch bite is on here. Panfish can be caught in 15-20 feet of water using minnows or small hair jigs.
There are unbred does (or those that didn’t take. Deer farmers report that upwards of 50% of natural (vs. artificial insemination) conceptions fail. Does that had late, nursing fawns, and 3.20%+ doe fawns, depending upon
Essex County and the New York Department of Environmental Conservation jointly announced in early November that the Essex County Fish Hatchery is going to cease operations, the result of concerns about wastewater released by the
Along with full inclusion of the crossbow, DEC’s new e-tagging system for deer, bear and turkeys ushers in a new era for New York hunters. Like many, I was just hoping to get a chance
There’s really, in many ways, something for every sportsman and woman at the High Tor Wildlife Management Area.
That’s perhaps not surprising, given the sheer size of the tract that includes portions of both
A look at upcoming outdoors-related events from across New York published in the Nov. 28, 2025 edition of Outdoor News.
New York cuffs and collars are field reports from DEC Officers. These reports are from the Nov. 28, 2025 edition of Outdoor News.
The New York State Outdoorsmen Hall of Fame recently announced that the organization is currently in the process of receiving nominations for the 2026 class of inductees. It is also seeking nominations for a number
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