Transition time into fall patterns likely now for bass and trout. Not hearing a lot of reports, but water temps and conditions should be good on trout waters like the Battenkill, Mettawee and others. Bass
Most of the fishing attention has been centered on bass, but the NYC reservoirs that hold trout have still be yielding browns, and fishing should get better as cooler temperatures arrive. Bob’s Sport and Tackle
Reservoir levels are good and continue to improve, so tailwater fishing should continue to provide decent fishing. Sulphurs are fading and now small Olives are on all the rivers. A few more Caddis are around.
St. Lawrence River: Bass remained fairly deep, up to 40 feet. Northern pike action remained good on the weedline edges in 8 to 20 feet. Black Lake: Bass fishing has been good all summer. Remember,
Through all the debate over crossbows, the youth hunt and the Oct. 1 opener for the Southern Zone, one thing never wavered.
Champlain, Erie, Allegheny River eyed for stocking if habitat suitable
Season Dates Sept. 14: Bear season opens (Adirondacks) 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
Illegal ATV operation (Chemung County) On March 10, ECO John Lifrieri was on patrol in Elmira when Chemung County dispatched him regarding individuals operating ATVs in a DEC flood control area along the Chemung River
Lake Ontario and tributaries: Lake action has been good to very good for a mix of fish. You can pick up mature kings first thing in the morning as close as 75 feet of water
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