Albany – Gun owners in New York are used to seeing a laundry list of legislative proposals early each year that would place more restrictions and perhaps even prohibit their ownership of some firearms. Most
West Babylon, N.Y. – A conservation group says fisheries managers need to put a halt to the illegal harvest of tautog (blackfish) and adopt harvest limits that will allow blackfish numbers to rebound. Coastal Conservation
Western New York Lake Erie and tributaries: If you can find open water, you should be able to catch trout with egg sacs or egg imitation flies. Small hair jigs tipped with a waxworm or
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
Western N.Y. may get transportation corridor for baitfish Albany – DEC is planning to soften its baitfish transport regulations on the heels of strong criticism from western New York anglers as well as bait dealers
Albany (AP) – The Republican-controlled state Senate has unanimously confirmed open-space advocate Joe Martens as the new commissioner of the Department of Environmental Conservation. Martens, former head of the Open Space Institute, had been working
This is typically the time of year when I really start thinking about spring gobbler hunting. True, anyone who knows me even a little would say it’s always on my mind, but when the days
There’s a hew and cry in neighboring Ohio about the youth seasons. It seems some would like to see them moved until after the regular deer season, while others would have them abolished altogether. The
Albany – At first glance, a look at sporting license sales revenues might create a panic among DEC’s fish and wildlife leadership. But most of that $19.6 million decline in sporting license sales revenue through
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