Western New York Fishing Report – March 8th, 2013
Lake Ontario and tributaries Many of the streams were high and muddy at last check, and the ice was posing a bit of a problem along the shoreline. Burt Dam and Eighteen Mile Creek was
Lake Ontario and tributaries Many of the streams were high and muddy at last check, and the ice was posing a bit of a problem along the shoreline. Burt Dam and Eighteen Mile Creek was
Oneida Lake Anglers were getting out around the lake, with ice thickness varying from 5-11 inches. Use caution when venturing out and check ice thickness frequently. Anglers were getting some good perch and walleye, Chapman
Honeoye Lake Ice was reportedly between 3 and 5 inches thick late last month. Anglers were catching some nice yellow perch at depths over 20 feet, on jigs with a waxworm or spike. The bluegill

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Southern District highlights Sturgeon wash ashore (Suffolk County) On Sept. 23, Marine Enforcement Unit ECO Rich Maggio responded to a call from the Stony Brook Marine Sciences Center that three sturgeon were reportedly washed up
Season Dates Feb. 23: Canada goose season reopens (South Zone) Feb. 25: Weasel, opossum, skunk, raccoon and fox hunting season closes (Long Island) Feb. 25: Mink and muskrat trapping season closes (Long Island) Feb. 25:
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