There’s always been a perception among New York sportsmen that the state’s Conservation Fund – that pile of cash generated primarily through the sales of hunting, fishing and trapping licenses – has over the years
For a dyed-in-the-wool turkey hunter there’s nothing worse than a rainy day in May, or is there? When I’m turkey hunting, it seems no matter what I do to stay dry, I somehow manage to
Northern District Sewage discharge (Franklin County) March 8 marked the successful conclusion of a three-year criminal investigation conducted by DEC’s Division of Law Enforcement’s Bureau of Environmental Crimes Investigation (BECI). In Malone Town Court, Titus
DEC has loosened its summer flounder (fluke), scup (porgy) and black sea bass regulations in light of data that shows those fish stocks are healthier than originally believed
Season Dates May 21: Smelt dip netting season closes (Cayuga and Owasco lakes) May 24: Scup (porgy) season opens May 30: Winter flounder season closes May 31: Spring gobbler season closes June 8: Scup (porgy)
Lake Ontario and tributaries Trollers were doing well by pulling spoons, flasher-fly combinations and stick baits and catching both salmon and trout. In the King of the Lake tournament held out of St. Catharines, Ontario
Lake Ontario Brown trout were still being taken along the lakeshore flat-lining (trolling a lure behind the boat without any weight) with stick baits and spoons. Try starting in the 5- to 30-foot range over
Cayuga Lake The state park boat launches were open. Water temps ranged from 44 to 46 in the main lake. Anglers trolling were getting lake trout, brown trout and Atlantic salmon. Lake trout were coming
Stream fishing for trout took a back seat, at least briefly, to pond and lake action after some heavy rains last week created unfishable conditions for a time. That said, Hendrickson hatches were working their
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