Albany – New York fishing license sales took an expected double-digit dive in 2009-10 on the heels of a fee increase a year earlier. And not surprisingly, a big chunk of that decline came in
Season Dates Sept. 1: Squirrel season opens Sept. 1: Early goose season opens Sept. 1: Crow season opens Sept. 6: Summer flounder (fluke) season closes Sept. 12: Black sea bass season closes Sept. 18: Early
Western New York Lake Erie and tributaries: Good walleye fishing continues in Lake Erie for trollers between Dunkirk and Sturgeon Point on worm harnesses and stick baits. Even better action is taking place off Barcelona,
Albany – It took more than 60 years, but New York’s trappers have finally succeeded in getting a change to state law that will save them time and effort and likely lessen their run-ins with
Albany – Proponents of the state’s saltwater fishing license – a fee that’s been targeted for repeal by some lawmakers – are increasingly confident legislation that would scrap the marine license will die a natural
Albany – Deer Management Permits have been cut by about 10 percent this fall as the DEC’s whitetail biologists look to address “leveling off” in deer numbers, notably in parts of the Southern Tier. The
Western New York Lake Erie and tributaries: Bass and walleye action was still going strong for the most part. Weather seems to dictate when those fish will hit the best. For smallmouth, fish any structure
Western New York Lake Erie and tributaries: On Lake Erie, both bass and walleye action continues to be very good. Bass are hitting drop-shot rigs, tube jigs and just about any live bait like shiners,
Special Events July 24-25: St. Lawrence County Trappers Assoc. Rendezvous, 8 a.m.-5 p.m., Massena Sportsman Club. For more info call Jim Aubrey, 315-389-5096. Aug. 14, Sept. 4, Oct. 2: Free Fishing Clinics, Wellesley Island State
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