State and arson/K-9 assist (Suffolk County) On April 11, ECO Michael Arp and K-9 Warden were requested to respond to Suffolk County to assist Region 1 ECOs with patrolling state lands for arson activity. Director
Season Dates Sept. 15: Early bear season opens (Adirondacks region) Sept. 20: Ruffed grouse season opens (Northern Zone) Sept. 22-23: Youth pheasant hunt (portions of state) Sept. 22-23: Youth waterfowl hunt (Northeast Zone) Sept. 25:
Lake Ontario and tributaries Fishing for kings is becoming a bit tougher with each passing day. It appears their spawning urges are a bit ahead of schedule. As a result, using lures that will upset
Lake Ontario Chinook salmon fishing has been hot one day and cold the next as fish move around, so if not marking fish or bait keep searching. Salmon were being found in 80 to 300
Cayuga Lake Lake trout were hitting spoons, or flashers and flies, fished 80 to 90 feet down over 100 to 150 feet of water. Many methods were working to get lures down to depth such
Shorter season, increased in minimum size
Fishing on the West Branch of the Ausable River stalled for a while due to warm water temps, but should be solid now with some cooler nights. As of late last week, however, some rain
The best inshore fishing has been for porgies. In New York Bight, the best porgy action was in 60 feet of water. Excellent porgy fishing was reported in The Peconics around Rodger’s Rock and in
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
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