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.
It was two years ago when the Outdoor Writers Association of America announced that they would be holding the group’s landmark conference gathering in a special place – Chena Hot Springs, a short drive from
When you work out of a home office, in a remote area, with a couple Labrador retrievers as your only company all day if the phone isn’t ringing, you can actually go for hours without
Think about all the things that stream has done for you… cooled you on a hot summer day, warmed your heart with the first trout of the year. (Or your first trout, period.) It’s there
When my son Lee, now 40, was nine years old he and a friend would often go to down to the Choconut Creek on hot summer afternoons to catch crayfish. The water was ankle deep
I’ve never been seen as a patient guy, and Paula would be the first to tell you that, especially when I’m in work mode, where my general attitude is clear the track and stay out
Lake George continues to see outstanding lake trout fishing, with lakers being taken in the 80- to 120-foot range but also right at the thermocline at 50 feet. It you want good numbers of smallmouths,
Burgeoning deer populations have long been a bane of many upstate communities, but white-tailed deer are now making New York City
Hudson River The water temperature are generally in the high 70s. Anglers were still having success catching smallmouths even with the warm water temps. Look for them around “suck holes,” submerged rocky points and sweeps.
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