Albany – A 50-fish limit on perch and sunfish for Lake Champlain and several northern New York counties highlights DEC’s proposed sport-fishing regulations changes for 2010. DEC unveiled the proposals last month, which also include
Port Henry, N.Y. – The ice fishermen dotting the frozen waters of Lake Champlain near Port Henry should be walking off the ice with buckets full of smelt this time of year. Instead, for the
Albany – DEC could expand antler restrictions into additional Wildlife Management Units, but only if it sees overwhelming support for such a move. In fact, the department has established a benchmark for the level of
Oneida Lake: Yellow perch are moving a little deeper and a few are being caught pretty much everywhere in 20-35 feet of water. Anglers who continue to search for fish are having the best luck.
The codfishing off Montauk Point is excellent, reports Dan at Causeway Bait and Tackle. Carry both jigs and bait during day trips as the hot rig changes day to day. Bait has been the better
Silver Lake: Jigging at the south end just outside of the weedline has been productive for bluegill, perch and a few crappie. Perch pattern jigs with wax worms or spikes work well for keeper size
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,
Lake Erie and tributaries: The Buffalo Boat Harbor has been producing perch, but quite a few smaller ones. Some bluegills and other panfish were also being taken. The occasional northern pike is also being caught
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