
Another fish disease hits Rome hatchery
131,000 trout destroyed; will impact stocking

131,000 trout destroyed; will impact stocking
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:
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
Lake Ontario Salmon were still staging around river mouths and the fishing activity has been in 60 feet of water. The lake fishing is slowing down though as more salmon begin making their way into
Cayuga Lake Fishing continued to be slow on Cayuga, anglers were again marking fish and a lot of bait but having little luck getting strikes. Fishing 80 to 110 feet down with flasher and flies
Not hearing much on the fishing front now as far as Lake Champlain is concerned, as much of the attention shifts to hunting in early October. That said, trout anglers on the West Branch of
The cooler weather and dropping water temperatures have significantly improved the striped bass fishing. The ocean beaches have had a good run of stripers near the inlet mouths, especially during the outgoing tides when the
Not a lot to report on the fishing front, although Lake George continued to yield lakers and bass. Most of the focus is now on hunting seasons, with the Northern – and Southern – zone
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
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