A Burmese python found in Florida’s Everglades last summer regurgitated a whole guinea hen and 10 intact eggs. These snakes and others like them are creating havoc in the Everglades ecosystem because of their penchant
DEC’s deer management plan has occupied much of the time of the department’s wildlife biologists over the past couple years.
Lake George catch-and-release smallmouth action has been good in 10-15 feet, and the region’s trout waters have yielded good numbers of fish.
A study that relied on moose scat, tissue and hair samples found that New York state’s moose population likely came from the neighboring states of Vermont, New Hampshire and Maine
Stripers were being taken throughout the Hudson, mostly by trolling stick baits or using live of chunk river herring. Bobs Sport & Tackle
The Beaverkill and Willowemoc were in good shape at last check, with a mix of Sulphurs, spinners and Gray Fox as well as a few Isonychias. Green Drakes were popping, as well. The West Branch
St. Lawrence River Bullhead were being caught in Eel Bay, but it’s been northern pike offering the most consistent and widespread action. The big news was a huge (64-inch) muskie caught and released by a
Northern District highlights Truck detail (Oneida County) On March 28, with the snow leaving and the break in the weather, under the supervision of Lt. Todd Richards, ECOs Jim Kerns, Russell Ritzel, Eric Roderick, Shana
Season Dates June 8: Scup (porgy) season opens (for anglers aboard licensed party/charter boats) June 9: Bass season opens (Lake Champlain) June 13: Black sea bass season opens June 15: Catch-and-release, artificials only bass season
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