John Miller at Bob’s Sport and Tackle in Katonah reports anglers continued to catch bass – mostly largemouth, but some smallmouth in those waters that hold them – in virtually all the area reservoirs. Trout
The region’s rivers have had some water temperature issues of late due to some hot summer weather, so make sure if you take to the water you’re not unduly stressing trout. The Horton section of
St. Lawrence River Smallmouth action was good for anglers using live crayfish. Top-water action should be heating up, as well. Walleye were a possibility once you find them and get a jig in front of
It was one of the hottest weekends of the year … so far. I found myself on the boat of local St. Lawrence River region legend Capt. Allen Benas of Clayton, owner of the Thousand
I’m now more than ever convinced the only way I’ll ever see a moose in New York state is if it saunters into our driveway, munches its way through Paula’s garden and then stops by
I’m not wishing away the summer. Not really. Well, kind of. I look out the window at the lettuce in the garden… wilted, listing a little to the left, as if it can’t stand up
I was mowing my yard a few weeks ago and noticed a large patch of dug up turf. Grass roots were scattered everywhere. My first inclination was to get the varmint having the nerve to
By now everyone is pretty much aware that the state’s proposed youth hunt over the Columbus Day weekend isn’t going to happen, its fate sealed when a crossbow extension – extension, not expansion – bill
Lake George lake trout were heading deeper (100-140 feet) but were still cooperating. Bass action was rock solid on the big lake, as well as panfish opportunities. Salmon fishing has slowed down. On the trout
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