Willowemoc/Beaverkill: Water temperatures were starting to rise at last look, so limit your fishing to early morning or late evening. Neversink River: Fly anglers are reporting some browns being caught using nymphs, streamers, caddis, sulphers,
Albany – A federal proposal requiring saltwater anglers to be registered is viewed as perhaps another move toward a saltwater fishing license. And it could spark an initiative by DEC to license saltwater anglers. “It’s
St. Lawrence River: Plenty of pike and bass at last look, but not many detailed reports. Black Lake: Chapman’s Sports (315-324-5265) in Hammond reports that bluegill and crappie action has been good – even better
Memphis, Tenn. – Duck populations took a nearly double-digit dip this year but are still 11 percent above the long-term average, according to a U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service survey. The USFWS’s preliminary report on
Fort Edward, N.Y. (AP) – Hudson River dredging looks ready to launch, finally. Workers hired by General Electric Co. are finishing a canal-side wharf for barges and a hangar-sized building to squeeze dry polluted river
Lake Ontario: Kings are beginning to show up in 130 to 350 feet of water. A thermocline has set up at 110 to 120 feet. Bass fishing has been good in the Mexico Bay area.
Bass fishing is beginning to heat up on Lower Saranac Lake. Typically, Gary Yamamoto Senko worms work great for bass. Northern pike are very active on Lower and Upper Saranac Lake, as well as Tupper
Lake Erie and tributaries: Inside Donnelly’s Wall has been a good spot for bass, but most of the fish have been smaller. The walleye bite is slowly making its way east from Barcelona according to
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