Fall fishing has been fairly consistent, with fish responding to a variety of methods. Caddis were showing in fair numbers. Nymph and streamer fishing has been very effective. Statewide regulations have trout season ending Oct.
After quite a bit of a variety of outdoor adventures that took me from Alaska to Missouri, it was time to settle back into my own little slice of the outdoors right here in Niagara
This year’s archery deer, fall turkey and Adirondacks early bear seasons have been the kind where life just gets in the way. Suddenly, it’s almost time to pick up the .270 up here and you
If you’ve got a “significant other” who’s not quite sure of this whole hunter/gatherer thing and turns up their nose at even the best cut of venison or your latest walleye recipe, search out a
Okay, I’ve done it. I’ve scouted my hunting area, hung my stands, brushed them in and set my trail cameras. All is in readiness for my return to the states. By the time this is
Up here in the Northern Zone, things can get pretty hectic around Oct. 1; actually on Sept. 27 when the archery deer season kicks off for those with leftover tags from the previous season. With
Not a lot to report on the fishing front, although Lake George continued to yield lakers and bass. Most of the focus is now on hunting seasons, with the Northern – and Southern – zone
While many sportsmen are now turning their attention to the archery deer season and the state’s first-ever youth hunt, Kensico Reservoir remains a solid fishing option for both trout and bass. Bob’s Sport and Tackle
At last look, both the Beaverkill and Willowemoc were clear and wadeable. Water temps were dropping. Nymphs fished in the pocket water have been effective. Hatches are now mid to late day, usually caddis or
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