Hunters – particularly young hunters – were the recipients of some of the best news of the year, along with some bad news as well. And anglers received some news that was met with mixed
The Beaverkill and Willowemoc were in good shape earlier this month, for those hardy trout anglers who just have to get out on the water. Nymphs and streamers have been most effective, even though some
St. Lawrence River: No reports yet of any ice fishing activity, but it should be happening soon. Black Lake: Ice fishing season has made its arrival, with anglers out at mid-month on Mile Arm and
Dec. 27:_Duck season reopens, Western zone. Dec. 27:_Canada goose season reopens, South zone. Dec. 27:_Canada goose season reopens, West Central zone. Dec. 27:_Snow goose season reopens, Western zone. Dec. 27:_Scaup season reopens, Western zone. Dec.
Herkimer, N.Y. – Global economic problems have created some uncertainty in fur markers, leaving New York trappers uneasy about fur prices heading into the season. Overall expectations have been lowered for 2008-09 fur auctions as
Lake Erie and tributaries: Not too much fishing was reported from the lake proper, but tributary fishing was decent where run off and snow was not too severe. Lake effect snows continue to hit south
Canandaigua Lake: Lake trout are still being caught by anglers fishing 100 to 150 feet of water. Yellow perch fishing has been good in 15 to 20 feet of water, on small minnows. Waneta/Lamoka lakes:
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