The rain finally stopped, allowing anglers to hit the water just in time for the opening of the fluke season on May 15 which resulted in some outstanding catches being reported. Bob’s Bait and Tackle
May 30:_Winter flounder season closes May 31: Spring gobbler season closes. June 12:_Scup (porgy) season opens (party/charter boats) June 13:_Lake Champlain bass season opens. June 15:_Summer flounder (fluke) season closes June 19:_Catch-and-release, artificials only bass
Syracuse, N.Y. – Eugene Sullivan couldn’t have been more down on his luck. Unemployed and recovering from major surgery, the Syracuse man faced mounting bills and an uncertain future. But Sullivan’s fortunes turned completely around
Lake Erie and tributaries: Bass fishing continues to be good to very good. Fish up to 5 pounds can be caught pretty consistently on live bait like minnows or tube jigs and drop shot rigs.
Beaverkill: Keep an eye on flows, which were a bit high at mid-month. Hatches were mainly a mid-afternoon and later thing, with olives, caddis, March Browns and spinner falls at dark. Willowemoc: Most hatches were
Albany – A bill pending in the state Legislature would drastically restrict, if not eliminate, hunting preserves around the state, but opponents of the proposed law say the measure is a reflection of ignorance on
Albany – New York’s spring gobbler harvest was running about 3 percent below last year’s take at the midpoint of the monthlong season, DEC officials reported. That’s about what DEC biologists expected heading into the
Neversink, Rondout and Ashokan reservoirs: Reports of anglers catching brown trout on Krocodile spoons at Rondout. East of Hudson reservoirs: Anglers were picking up brown trout at Croton Falls Reservoir, Muscoot Reservoir and Cross River
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