The striped bass fishing was good to excellent from New York Bight to Montauk Point, with most anglers fishing off open and charter boats. Anglers fishing the inlet bars using clam bellies and fresh skimmer
Deer hunters reported a generally solid season in both the Northern and Southern zones, and many sportsmen have turned their attention to the anticipation of safe ice and are hoping Mother Nature will be a
Not a lot of fishing taking place, at least not enough to get a detailed report. And with deer season winding down, with the exception of the Westchester County bowhunting season, which runs through Dec.
As we move all too quickly into a new year, one of the biggest issues we will have to contend with – and something we may not ultimately have any control over – is the
My 2012 deer season, now thankfully concluded, was literally a pain in the butt this year. Aside from the unfilled tags, the frustrating days afield and even a fruitless trip to the Southern Zone, my
In many ways, I guess I’m just like many Americans. We really don’t pay much attention until it concerns us. Such is the case with our government. There are many things that happen each day
I spent the final hours of the Northern Zone firearms deer season watching an NFL football game. And when you consider I’m not really an NFL guy, preferring to OD on college football on Saturdays
The first case of Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) in Pennsylvania was confirmed a few weeks ago in a three-year-old doe raised on a game farm in New Oxford, Adams County. The disease may have links
There was a lot of excellent fishing and hunting access news to report. The access to fishing and hunting grounds continues to improve since nearly the complete closure of saltwater access and hunting areas following
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