Albany – New York lawmakers confirmed they reached an agreement with Gov. Andrew Cuomo on at least a two-year repeal of the state’s saltwater fishing license. The license – $10 annually for residents and $15
Western New York Lake Erie and tributaries: The small to medium-sized streams will clear first and when they do fishing should be good for trout. Harbor action at Dunkirk could be good if the water
Staff shortages challenge as trout kickoff nears Albany – New York’s April 1 trout season opener will almost assuredly bring hardy anglers out to at least ceremonially wet a line. It’s been that way for
Vermont, Md. implement ban on felt-soled waders Albany – A ban on felt-soled waders isn’t on the New York horizon, despite moves by Vermont, Maryland and Alaska to outlaw felt soles in an effort to
Season Dates March 27: Coyote hunting season closes April 1: Trout season opens April 1: Hickory shad season opens April 1: Winter flounder season opens April 7: Beaver and otter trapping season closes (Northern Zone
I grew up watching Buffalo Sabres hockey legend Rick Martin – on television and in Memorial Auditorium in Buffalo. He was amazing. It was the 1970s and hockey was growing by leaps and bounds in
I think it may have been a Norman Rockwell painting. The little kid is standing with his nose and hands pressed against the glass, staring at the counter with its gumballs, taffy sticks and chocolate
Citing the positive results of sanitary surveys, water quality monitoring and shellfish tissue testing, New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) Commissioner Joe Martens today announced proposed regulations to reopen shellfish harvesting areas in
Season Dates March 15: Northern pike, walleye, pickerel and tiger muskellunge season closes March 15: Beaver trapping season closes (portions of western New York) March 16: Striped bass season opens (Hudson River, north of George
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