Just a few reports from northern Lake Champlain, with the most noteworthy fishing for yellow perch in the Peru Dock/Valcour Island area. Farther south, at Port Henry, anglers were pulling in some nice northern pike
Albany – New York’s April 1 trout opener is more ceremonial than productive, given the weather anglers typically encounter on opening day. That said, scores of anglers will take to their favorite water on April
Albany – A sweeping license fee restructuring proposal put forth by the Conservation_Fund Advisory Board would generate millions in additional revenues and at least temporarily address a huge deficit in the fund. The proposal, hammered
Otisco, N.Y. – Otisco Lake in southwestern Onondaga County has a reputation as one of the best tiger muskie waters in New York state. Now the lake could have another distinction – home of the
Bloomfield, N.Y. – Legislation that would allow DEC to develop regulations for hunting with a crossbow has resurfaced in both the state Assembly and Senate. And leaders of the statewide bowhunters’ group, New York Bowhunters,
This warm weather had opened a up few streams like Maxwell Creek, Irondequoit Creek and Bear Creek. Some steelhead were starting to be caught. Good baits are egg sacs, imitation eggs and small jigs. Waneta/Lamoka
Once again, Lake George continues to be the center of ice fishing activity. From the south end of the lake, Fish 307 reports a wide variety of excellent fishing. Notable catches last month included a
Feb. 24:_Snow goose season reopens (Northeastern zone) Feb. 25: Raccoon, red fox, gray fox, skunk, opossum & weasel trapping season closes (Long Island) Feb. 25:_Mink & muskrat trapping season closes (Long Island) Feb. 25: Weasel,
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