It’s only a week later than in the past, but some waterfowlers in southeastern New York are upset that the second half of the split duck hunting season will open Nov. 17 this year.
Beaverkill/Willowemoc: Low and clear as of last weekend. Some midges, small Olives and some Isonychias are about generally late in the day. Off-color water can be a problem on areas of the Beaverkill due to
St. Lawrence River: Not hearing a lot, but pike action has been consistent and the muskie hunters will be on the prowl soon as fall weather patterns settle in. Black Lake: Richard at Chapman’s Sports
Injured hawk flies again (New York County) On March 29, ECO Dustin Dainack received a call about an injured red-tailed hawk on the Lower East Side of Manhattan. The hawk was discovered struggling to fly
Season Dates Sept. 20: Ruffed grouse season opens (Northern Zone) Sept. 21-22: Youth Waterfowl Hunt (Northeast Zone) Sept. 25: Canada goose season closes (portions of state) Sept. 27: Archery deer and bear season opens (Northern
Lake Ontario and tributaries: Reports of salmon showing up off the piers in Olcott have come in from some night fishermen casting glow-in-the-dark spoons and rattlebaits. A few brown trout are also being reported off
Lake Ontario: Salmon were being caught 75-90 feet down over 90-100 feet of water and are starting to stage around river mouths like the Oswego and Salmon rivers. Good baits continued to be spoons, flashers
Lake Champlain bass fishing should be heating up as fall weather begins to settle in. Top-water action should be superb in the evening. Landlocked salmon action has been outstanding all season on Champlain, with double-digit
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