Trout anglers were focusing on the region’s waters (Kayderosseras, Mettawee, Battenkill), while crappie action was decent on Saratoga Lake. Not hearing a lot on Lake George, but lakers and landlocks should be a good option.
Panfish and trout in most of the east of Hudson reservoirs, and trout in most of the rivers.
The Beaverkill and Willowemoc were clear and low last week. Caddis remained the major hatch although a few March Browns have been on the water. Spinners are important close to dark. East Branch of the
St. Lawrence River The bullhead, perch and crappie fishing has been running hot and cold lately. Many anglers are now targetting walleye and pike in the shallow water stretches of the river. Black Lake Panfish
Over 15,000 deer were killed last year under a pair of programs criticized by some hunters as open to widespread abuse but labeled by DEC wildlife biologists as necessary to control whitetail numbers.
9,300 more acres acquired from Nature Conservancy
Season Dates May 24: Scup (porgy) season opens May 30: Winter flounder season closes May 31: Spring gobbler season closes June 7: Lake Champlain catch-and-release, artificials-only bass season closes June 8: Lake Champlain regular bass
Deer jacking (Steuben County) On Oct. 20 while on patrol in the town of Dansville, ECO Brian Wade received a tip from a concerned citizen that a deer was possibly poached the week before at
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