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Catskills

Typical early-season conditions on the famed Catskill waters, with cold water temperatures and high flows at last look. There were limited wading possibilities on the West_Branch and the Willowemoc at last look, and the Beaverkill

Gobbler numbers vary across state

Albany – New York’s turkey-hunting legions should have plenty of gobblers to pursue this May, albeit more in some areas of the state than in others. DEC officials say nesting success has been spotty in

Madison seeks to continue rifle use

Wampsville, N.Y. – Madison County lawmakers have asked state lawmakers to continue to allow deer hunters to use rifles in the county. Approved by the state Legislature last year on a one-year trial basis, the

New York’s 27 hunting-related shooting incidents of 2008

Here’s a summary of all 27 hunting-related shooting incidents investigated by DEC in 2008. Officials said that in some cases investigations have yet to be completed. Spring turkey hunting € May 1, Columbia County –

Central New York

Oneida Lake: Use extreme caution and avoid areas around flowing water and pressure cracks. There is water on the ice, so creepers or Korkers are recommended – if you can even get out at all

Long Island/NYC

The codfishing off Montauk Point remains steady, with most fish in the low teens. Depending on the sea conditions, the fish are being caught while at anchor or drifting. Fresh skimmer clams have been the

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