If there’s one thing that sends a chill down the spine of a turkey hunter it’s the sound of a gobbler at first light. With turkey season fast approaching I decided to visit several of
Rivers were in good shape and wadeable but at below normal flows earlier this month. Hatches have been strong on all rivers and most of the time the fish have responded to Hendrickson, Blue Quill,
St. Lawrence River Bullhead and perch were the focus of late, with things reportedly picking up on both fronts. Black Lake Panfish are the focus right now, at least until the walleye season opens next
A proposed three-day youth deer hunt over the Columbus Day weekend has remained intact as DEC moves toward regulatory approval of several portions of its five-year deer management plan.
Two controversial gun ballistics programs died in the state Legislature in late March, but there was a possibility that one could resurface later this year.
New York will keep nearly 3,000 acres of forest land open to hunting and fishing under a deal struck with a timber company.
Northern District highlights How not to act in court (St. Lawrence County) On Feb. 15, ECO Jonathan Ryan was in the Town of Stockholm court at the request of the town justice. Ryan was there
Season Dates April 21-22: Youth spring turkey hunt May 1: Spring gobbler season opens May 1: Summer flounder (fluke) season opens May 5: Walleye, northern pike, pickerel and tiger muskellunge season opens May 14: Oyster
Among the region’s waters stocked with trout earlier this month were: Allegany County Dodge Creek (Clarksville), Little Genesee Creek (Bolivar), Genesee River (Amity, Wellsville), Dyke Creek (Andover), Cryder Creek (Independence), Allen Lake (Allen), Black Creek
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