Season Dates July 16: Oyster toadfish season opens Shows Aug. 5: Oneonta Sportsman’s Club, Gun Show, Franklin Mountain, 9 a.m.-2 p.m., Gun Club Road, Oneonta. For more info call Linda, 607-278-6346. Aug. 12: Midstate Arms
Lake Ontario and tributaries Bass have been hitting in places like Olcott and Wilson harbors, according to Wes Walker at The Slippery Sinker in Olcott. They’ve also been catching some pike, rock bass and the
Lake Ontario The lake fishing has picked back up. Chinook salmon and lake trout were being found in 120 feet of water. The brown trout fishing has been good in the morning in shallow water,
Cayuga Lake Lake trout were still coming on flasher and fly rigs fished 50 to 120 feet down over 60 to 150 feet of water. Fishing stick baits or spoons from the surface down to
Lake Champlain Bass anglers were doing well throughout the lake, with the typical smallmouth action up north and more largemouths in the southern end of the lake. Tube baits were the ticket, as usual, and
I have two old, and I mean really old, outboard motors stored in my basement and my wife is always after me to get rid of them. “You haven’t used them in 25 years,” she
In a press release issued last week, state Sen. Bob Casey urged the federal Department of Interior to give the Keystone State a hand in its battle against ‘rock snot,’ also known as didymo. The
Our ultimate destination was Ponce Inlet, Fla. – south of Daytona Beach on the Atlantic Ocean side of the state. My wife Sandy and I were visiting her son Keith and his family in Jacksonville
New York sportsmen got at least some answers with the passage of legislation that essentially extends crossbow use for another two years, albeit only in the regular firearms and late muzzleloader deer seasons. It wasn’t
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