The majority of the hatches are over for the season and now anglers are using Woolly Buggers or stonefly nymphs for best results on the West Branch of the Ausable River. Other northern rivers are
St. Lawrence River: Walleye action has been good on jig-and-crawler rigs, and pike are hitting live shiners on the weedbed edges throughout the river. Bass were at 15-20 feet at last report and were active.
Albany – An early jump in hunting and fishing license sales has DEC officials cautiously optimistic that the downturn in hunter and angler numbers may have finally bottomed out. And legislation that lowered the state’s
Albany – Changes in the state’s freshwater fishing regulations for the 2008 through 2010 seasons will include a ban on chumming with fish eggs and an end to “chuck and duck” fishing on the Salmon
The porgy fishing in the Long Island Sound from City Island to Montauk and out to Block Island has been fantastic. The recreational season ended Sept. 26 but the party boat season is open until
Albany – Whether or not a crossbow season is on the horizon in New York state is a matter for the state Legislature. But the issue is one that seems to continue to percolate among
Willowemoc/Beaverkill: Clear and fishable at last look. Midges and small BWOs in the morning. West Branch of the Delaware: Low water but fishable. Sulphers in the afternoon but olives and caddis are factors. East Branch
Ithaca, N.Y. – DEC’s last remaining pheasant-rearing facility remains open, but may be in the crosshairs of those who see it as a cost-cutting option that could save about $800,000. DEC_Assistant Director of Fish, Wildlife
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