Oneida Lake: These warmer days continue to improve the panfish bite. Fishing in the shallow water in the many bays and marinas was producing a mix of panfish. Bluegills and crappies are also being taken
St. Lawrence River: Perch action was very good all along the river, notably off Kring’s Point. Bullhead fishing should also be red-hot by now. Black Lake: Not a lot new to report, with bullheads and
May 1: Spring gobbler season opens May 2:_Walleye, northern pike, chain pickerel and tiger muskellunge seasons open (statewide, general regulations) May 2:_Lake Erie trophy bass season opens May 14:_Oyster toadfish season closes May 15:_Summer flounder
Ron Nadler at Fish307 reports Lake George anglers are having a field day trolling for lake trout anywhere from the surface to 10 feet down. “Over 30 feet of water, over 100 feet, it doesn’t
Albany – Gov._David Paterson’s call for 8,700 layoffs of state workers has DEC officials scrambling to cut an additional 224 positions by July 1. How many jobs will be lost in DEC’s Division of Fish,
Albany -_DEC is undertaking its first major revision of the state’s Wildlife Management Units with a proposal that will reduce the total number of WMUs from its current 96 down to 92. Several of the
Hudson River: There have been reports of striped bass in the Kingston area. If the weather cooperates, larger fish could be around now. Ramapo River: There have been reports of brown trout being caught. Popular
Lake Champlain anglers have been connecting on landlocked salmon and lake trout while trolling up high with various spoons. Salmon were also being taken at the mouth of the Saranac River, but some rain is
Albany – A marine (saltwater) fishing license package was inserted into the overall license restructuring proposal as state budget negotiations wound down, DEC officials have indicated. And the proposal, crafted by budget negotiators, is being
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