Albany – DEC has abandoned its catch-and-release-only restrictions on American shad in the Hudson River and Marine District in favor of a one-fish-per-day limit. The announcement of the emergency regulations came earlier this month after
The offshore water temperature remains cool for this time of year keeping the fluke in the bays and harbors. The best fluking has been in Moriches and Shinnecock bays. Gary at Silly Lilly Fishing Station
June 28-29: New York State Free Fishing Days July 16: Oyster toadfish season opens Banquets/Fundraisers July 12: Greg Ball’s Sportsman’s BBQ & Auction, noon-6 p.m., North Ridge Farm. For more info call Matt, 845-222-9494. July
Willowemoc/Beaverkill: Anglers have been having the best action early in the morning and in the evening. Water levels are still low for this time of year. Anglers using spinning tackle are doing well using worms,
Lake Erie and tributaries: Bass fishing has been decent as fish continue to spawn. Some are already coming off the beds. Bass are still hot in front of Smokes Creek, according to Capt. Steve Drabczyk.
Norm’s Bait and Tackle in Crown Point reports that fishing on Lake Champlain has been excellent. The salmon are looking good and fish in the 3- to 5-pound range have been caught in strong numbers
Neversink, Rondout and Ashokan reservoirs: Reports are that a few fish are being caught. There have been reports of anglers fishing from shore catching nice-sized trout using large minnows and Krocodile spoons. Cross River, Kensico
Albany ’Äî New York isn’Äôt ready to fully scale down its Chronic Wasting Disease testing effort on white-tailed deer even though no new cases have been found outside of the those discovered in the spring
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