About the only guarantee you can get when it comes to weather is that it will happen – good or bad. Our recent trek to Alaska took us from Fairbanks to Valdez – a six-hour
In another month or so New York Outdoor News will produce its annual issue with a special focus on trapping, which just about any sportsman would see as a legitimate wildlife management tool. Fortunately the
DEC is moving forward with its youth deer hunt over the Columbus Day weekend after legislation that would have halted the hunt has yet to get signed into law
Years ago when my fishing buddy and neighbor had a cottage on Black Lake we would often go there in early September. We both were working so we could only go for the weekend. Largemouth
My first Adirondack moose. In a horse trailer. On Route 8 in Speculator. Not what I was hoping for. What started out as a quiet drive to Syracuse to man the New York Outdoor News
The folks at FISH307 say Lake George lake trout action is rock solid heading into the fall, with fish generally found around 130 feet. Look for landlocked salmon a little shallower. Smallmouth bass fishing is
John Miller at Bob’s Sport and Tackle in Katonah reports fishing pressure has been light of late, perhaps of product of some hot days. That said, action has been good on the east of Hudson
In general, the region’s trout streams were in need of rain as of late last week, and some cooler nights would help, too. Beaverkill/Willowemoc Clear, very low, with early-morning water temps in the mid-60s. Probably
St. Lawrence River Smallmouth action was generally good throughout the river, with 25-30 feet a good starting depth. Crayfish patterns, plastics and drop-shot rigs should produce fish. Pike were deeper, given the warm water temps.
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