St. Lawrence River: Haven’t heard much from the big river anglers, but expect good smallmouth and northern pike action at this time of year. Black Lake: Richard at Chapman’s Sports (315-324-5265) in Hammond reports summer
Albany – Big-game hunters in two more counties – Schuyler and a portion of Ontario – will be allowed to carry rifles afield this fall under legislation approved last month by state lawmakers. And hunters
Aug. 8: Chicken Barbecue Benefit Greg Dye, Cold Brook American Legion. For more info call Larry Steiner, 607-988-6334. Aug. 15:_Mumford Sportsmens Club Banquet, 12-5 p.m. For more info call Bob Preston, 585-538-4112. Aug. 15:_Central Adirondack
Albany -_DEC is waiving the newly created $10 Deer Management Permit application fee for holders of several licenses under a proposal set to be put into effect this fall. The $10 DMP application fee, put
St. Lawrence River: Bass fishing – for both smallmouth and largemouth – was good at last report, at depths of 10-30 feet. Crawfish, minnows and Senkos have been taking fish. Walleye fishing has slowed, but
Beaverkill/Willowemoc: Both were fishable at last look, with a variety of insect activity. Look for spinners in the morning and later in the day small olives, spinners, light cahills, caddis and isonychias. West Branch: Clear
Oneida Lake: Walleye fishing has been really good in the eastern end of the lake in 20 to 40 feet of water. Trolling early in the morning, around day break, with worm harnesses or stick
The below average water temperature has extended the late spring and early summer striped bass season into July, with stripers being caught throughout most of area when they would have normally been seeking cooler water
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