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New York Cuffs & Collars – October 19th, 2012

Southern District highlights Bottle Bill enforcement (Kings County) On May 17, ECO Jennifer Okonuk received a phone call from ECO Timothy Machinca, who had been conducting a returnable container law detail in New York County.

New York Calendar of Events – October 19th, 2012

Season Dates Oct. 19: Early archery deer and bear season ends (Northern Zone) Oct. 19: Northern Zone muzzleloader deer season closes Oct. 19: Muzzleloader bear season closes (Adirondacks) Oct. 19: Archery bear season closes (Adirondacks)

Central New York Fishing Report – October 19th, 2012

Lake Ontario There were still salmon being found around tributary mouths. J-plugs and flasher and flies are still working. With the lack of rain most tributaries were still too low for salmon to make their

Adirondacks Fishing Report – October 19th, 2012

This is the time of year when attention turns solidly to hunting, with the opening of the Northern Zone firearms season Oct. 20 after the weeklong (Oct. 13-19) muzzleloader offering. Fall turkey hunters were also

Long Island/NYC Fishing Report – October 19th, 2012

The blackfish season opened up to some excellent inshore and offshore fishing, with blackfish in the 8-pound class common offshore and fish up to 5 pounds inshore. From the shore, blackfish were caught off the

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