The fishing continued to improve with the excellent weather. The above-average water temperature has advanced the saltwater season about three weeks ahead of where it traditionally is at this time of year. The freshwater fishing
Reports are coming in of anglers catching stripers in all sections of the Hudson River. With the warm weather, some of the smaller male stripers started to move up the river early this year. The
Some welcome rain arrived late last month as water levels remained a concern heading into the heart of the trout season. Caddis continue to be a major hatch. There were also a few March Browns,
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
I haven’t strayed too far from the phone this week. A turkey-hunting friend of mine is out in Missouri and, as usual, he has clearance to call any time a gobbler is down, although with
It’s Hollywood, all Hollywood. You see a guy casually walking through the woods, along a stream, with fly rod in tow, it’s Hollywood. And while Brad Pitt could look good almost anywhere, it won’t be
If there’s one thing that sends a chill down the spine of a turkey hunter it’s the sound of a gobbler at first light. With turkey season fast approaching I decided to visit several of
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