John Miller at Bob’s Sport and Tackle in Katonah reports trout fishing remained solid, with browns coming from Titicus and Croton Falls reservoirs, and Kensico Reservoir yielding both browns and lakers. Bass fishing has been
The Beaverkill and Willowemoc were low and warm last week. Fishing would only be recommended early in the morning. The Horton section of the Beaverkill is closed through Aug. 31 to protect trout from thermal
St. Lawrence River Bass action was good, primarily on crayfish or tube jigs. Northern pike were being caught both live bait (minnows) and lures (Husky Jerks, etc.) in 20-30 feet. Black Lake Chapman’s Sports (315-324-5265)
New York has, at least for the 2012-13 fiscal year, avoided the loss of millions in dollars in federal funds due to a lack of state budget language
Season Dates July 16: Oyster toadfish season opens Shows Aug. 5: Oneonta Sportsman’s Club, Gun Show, Franklin Mountain, 9 a.m.-2 p.m., Gun Club Road, Oneonta. For more info call Linda, 607-278-6346. Aug. 12: Midstate Arms
Southern District highlights Solid waste dumping (Orange County) On April 16, Lt. Martin Townley, with ECOs Jeff Conway and Mike Buckley, responded to an illegal construction and demolition debris site in the Town of Warwick.
Lake Ontario and tributaries Lake Ontario action has been outstanding. Reports are coming in of some salmon and steelhead action off Wilson and Olcott – just in time for the Lake Ontario Counties Summer Trout
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