Lake Ontario Steelhead fishing continued to be good in the tributaries, with Maxwell producing some nice fish. Small egg sacs, single eggs, nymphs and small jigs fished under floats were all still working. Brown trout
DEC’s Randolph Fish Hatchery was scheduled to kick off its stocking season on March 19. When stocking begins, anglers can call the Randolph Hatchery Fish Stocking Hotline at (716) 358-4950 for weekly stocking updates. Lake
Those of you who have dogs, I’m sure, regularly pet them. Pat them on the head, rub their belly. Perhaps give them a good scratching behind the ears. But let’s not forget the importance of
Another season has come to a close here in New York but few are likely to know it. The mild winter weather has been heralded by most of us as a godsend and wildlife certainly
Northern District Highlights Solid waste investigation (Onondaga County) On July, 18, 2011, while returning from an unrelated interview, Environmental Crimes Investigator Chad Donk observed two tractor trailers getting on Route 690 East in the town
Season Dates March 25: Coyote hunting season closes April 1: Trout season opens (statewide, general regulations) April 1: Winter flounder season opens April 1: Smelt dip netting season opens (East-West Caroga Lakes, Indian Lake, Fulton
2011-12 decline less than 1 percent;
Crossbow harvest under 500
Trappers in New York are benefiting from a widely-improved global fur market in what’s considered to be one of the best years for pelt prices in recent memory.
New York’s saltwater angler numbers have in the past been estimated at nearly 300,000. But not nearly that many anglers have signed into the n-fee registry put in place following the repeal of the state’s
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