Hudson River The water temperature are generally in the high 70s. Anglers were still having success catching smallmouths even with the warm water temps. Look for them around “suck holes,” submerged rocky points and sweeps.
As of midmonth, both the Beaverkill and Willowemoc were low and clear, with water temperatures an issue and conditions marginal at best. On the West Branch of the Delaware, wading was easy and water temps
It’s good to see fishing and hunting participation on the rise. Based on recent reports revealed through the 2011 National Survey of Fishing, Hunting and Wildlife-Associated Recreation, angler numbers have increased by 11 percent and
If you’re a baseball fan, you don’t have to travel very far to enjoy a game in New York.
The state’s announcement that it will purchase a total of 69,000 acres in the Adirondacks can be seen as great news to hunters, anglers, trappers and others who want to plunge into the wilderness, but
As the summer comes to a close, I’m thinking about all the things I still want to accomplish before I have to shovel snow out of the way to do it. There’s a lot more
We’re fortunate to have close friends who live near the New Jersey coast in Avalon and every summer we head south for a few days of relaxation and fun. Yes, we go to the beach
It was encouraging to see recently that fishing license sales in New York are, at the very least, on par with last season and more likely on the increase. Encouraging, but perhaps not surprising when
Beaverkill/Willowemoc Fishable at last look, with water temps in the low 60s, but keep an eye on rising temps and give the fish a break if needed. The Horton section of the Beaverkill is closed
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