Some heavy rains at mid-month made for challenging conditions on the region’s trout waters, with high water levels on the West Branch of the Ausable, the Chateaugay, Marble, Black and West Canada. Those waters were
Aug. 15:_Mumford Sportsmen’s Club Banquet, 12-5 p.m. For more info call Bob Preston, 585-538-4112. Aug. 15:_Central Adirondack Committee Friends of NRA Banquet, 5:30 p.m., Morehouse Rec. Cntr. For more info call Fran Gramlich, 518-548-7343. Aug.
Despite the near continuous rain and fog, with the occasional thunderstorm, anglers who braved the weather found the fish cooperative, with stripers to 40 pounds being taken in the western sound on live bunker fished
Beaverkill/Willowemoc: Rivers were off-color at mid-month. Nymph fishing was productive in the mornings, with some BWOs and isonychias appearing as well. Sulphurs and various spinners at dusk. West Branch: Limited wading at last look. Sulphurs
Albany -_DEC has announced the tentative schedule for many of New York’s 2009-10 waterfowl hunting seasons to allow sportsmen and women to plan their fall hunting schedule. “Although the dates won’t be final until late
Gowganda, Ontario – A Niagara County man has been barred from hunting in Canada for 10 years after being convicted of illegally guiding bear hunters in northern Ontario. Daniel Vanderwalker of Middleport was convicted in
Lake Ontario: The brown trout bite has slowed but some fish are still being taken real early in the morning, the first hour of daylight. Browns are hitting black and silver and silver and orange
St. Lawrence River: Not much to report, although bass and northerns should be cooperating pretty well right now. Black Lake: Richard at Chapman’s Sports (315-324-5265) in Hammond reports fishing has been good despite some rainy
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