Milton, N.Y. – The invasive algae known as “rock snot” was found earlier this month in Kayaderosseras Creek in the Saratoga County town of Milton, officials said. The algae, formally called didymo, was found in
Western New York Lake Erie and tributaries: Bass fishing was starting to pick back up, according to Capt. Frank Campbell. Tube jigs in browns and greens (like a Mardi Gras type color) have been working
Albany -_New York state’s spring gobbler season opened on a weekend this year, and that has fueled higher harvest reports through the first two weeks of the monthlong season. While DEC biologists are predicting a
Western New York Lake Erie and tributaries: Tributary action for trout has slowed a bit with all the smaller streams being lower and clear. The best stream is Cattaraugus Creek for trout. Upper Niagara River:
Albany – DEC’s budget crunch is forcing deer managers to streamline the Deer Management Assistance Program (DMAP) and nuisance permit program. Wildlife officials are grappling with trying to offer the two programs in a way
Albany (AP) – The state inspector general has begun an investigation into allegations that New York’s longtime wildlife pathologist violated regulations, including living at his office and using government resources for private purposes, officials said
Albany – Early indications are that New York’s youth turkey hunters had a pretty successful two-day season last month. DEC officials said harvest reports following the April 24-25 hunt for 12- to 15-year-olds were running
Trenton, N.J. (AP) — Supporters and opponents of what would be the state’s first approved bear hunt in five years weighed in Tuesday night on rules that would authorize a fall hunting season. The Environmental
May 14:_Oyster toadfish season closes. May. 15: Summer flounder (fluke) season opens. May 15:_Smelt dip netting season closes (Indian Lake, Fulton Chain, East and West Craoga lakes). May 21:_Smelt dip netting season closes (Cayuga &
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