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
St. Lawrence River Pike and walleye action has been good of late. Not hearing much about muskies – yet. Black Lake Not hearing a lot on the fishing front, now that the Northern Zone early
New York’s first-ever youth deer hunt has arrived, set for this holiday weekend (Oct. 6-8) with designs on boosting interest in hunting among youngsters.
New York’s single biggest hunting day is the opening day of the Southern Zone firearms deer season.
Gravel mining violations (Chemung County) ECO Toni Dragotta recently completed an investigation of a local sand and gravel company dealing with mining and wetland problems. The company is a large highway contractor and maintains a
Season Dates Oct. 6: Duck season opens (Northeast Zone) Oct. 6: Brant season opens (Western and Northeast zones) Oct. 6-8: Youth Deer Hunt (for 14- and 15-year-olds) Oct. 8: Tautog (blackfish) season opens Oct. 11:
131,000 trout destroyed; will impact stocking
Lake Ontario and tributaries Trollers continue to catch staging king salmon inside 40 feet of water off major tributary mouths at first light. As the morning progresses, salmon and trollers move a little deeper (50-60
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