Albany – A number of conservation groups are concerned about a new state proposal they believe would drastically limit what people can do on state land. The state Department of Environmental Conservation has proposed rule
John Miller at Bob’s Sport and Tackle (914-232-4085) in Katonah reports anglers are doing very well on largemouth bass throughout the NYC reservoir system. White perch are being taken at Croton Falls and Cross River
Albany – Fishing license sales in New York declined by about 8 percent this year despite an effort by DEC to recruit new as well as “lapsed” anglers who previously bought licenses. Sales of fishing
Willowemoc/Beaverkill: Waters were running high on the heels of heavy rains late last month, but they should now be fishable. Sulphers, small BOWs, caddis and nymph patterns should work. West Branch of the Delaware: Fishable;
Waneta/Lamoka lakes: Bass fishing has been fantastic for anglers fishing rubber worms in darker colors like black and green pumpkin. Perch are hitting well on Waneta on minnows and jigs. Seneca Lake: Brown trout are
Fish 307 in Lake George reports that fishing has slowed down some. Bass are down near 20 to 40 feet and lake trout are down near 110 feet. A few pike are being caught. Walleye
Albany – A modern-day version of the gold rush could have a tremendous impact on the landscape of New York and Pennsylvania as natural gas exploration reaches a fever pitch in both states. The impact
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