I’ve had a lot of interesting Halloween costumes over the years – the Pillsbury doughboy, a football player, a Campbell’s soup can. I never wanted to be Ted Nugent. I haven’t changed my mind. And
For years I’ve always said I’m glad we can only hunt spring turkeys until noon because if we could do it all day it might just kill me. Don’t get me wrong, I love hunting
St. Lawrence River Perch have been attracting plenty of attention, but the focus will likely shift with the opening of the walleye and pike season May 5. The bullhead bite has been solid in the
Northern District highlights Radioactive material (Saratoga County) On Feb. 15, Region 5 ECOs and investigators responded to a residence in the town of Halfmoon where a retired medical/nuclear physicist, illegally disposed of radioactive material by
Season Dates May 5: Walleye, northern pike, pickerel and tiger muskellunge season opens. May 5: Lake Erie trophy bass season opens May 14: Oyster toadfish season closes May 15: Smelt dip netting season closes (Indian
Lake Ontario and tributaries Up and down the lakeshore, reports were coming in of successful salmon and trout outings. On the Niagara Bar at the drop-off in 50 to 80 feet of water, John Van
Lake Ontario Brown trout were being taken along the lake shore flat-lining (trolling lure behind the boat without any weight) with stick baits and spoons. If you can find some off-colored water, fish around it.
Cayuga Lake The State Park boat launches are open, but some anglers were having difficulty launching boats with the low lake level. Anglers trolling were getting lake trout, brown trout and Atlantic salmon. Lake trout
Albany, Cayuga, Rockland and part of Ontario County
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