Willowemoc/Beaverkill: Clear and fishable at last look. Midges and small BWOs in the morning. West Branch of the Delaware: Low water but fishable. Sulphers in the afternoon but olives and caddis are factors. East Branch
The offshore fluke fishing from the New York Bite to Montauk has improved, with most boats limiting out. Numerous 5- to 8-pound fluke are being reported. The fluke have been moving around a lot so
Albany – Some untimely rainfalls in parts of New York may have impacted turkey and grouse nesting success this spring and summer. Although it’s a little early to tell for sure – DEC conducts its
Albany – A quirk in the hunting calendar will make this year’s New York Southern Zone archery season a short one. Whether it will be a sweet one remains to be seen, but indications are
Anglers are reporting bass to be active in Moose Pond, Town of St. Armand. Bass are reported to be hitting on Wooly Buggers, bass poppers, bombers and rubber worms. The best colors, according to anglers,
Sept. 13: Early bear season opens, Adirondack Range. Sept. 20: Grouse season opens, Northern Zone. Sept. 20-21: Youth Waterfowl Hunt, Northeastern & Southeastern zones. Banquets/Fundraisers Sept. 5: Lake Champlain Friends of the NRA Banquet, Knights
Albany – Plenty of bears and more places to hunt them would, in theory, be reason for optimism heading into this bruin season. But while the bears continue to expand their range in New York,
Lake Erie and tributaries: Bass fishing continues to be good. Capt. Frank Campbell of Niagara Falls reports that there are plenty of smallmouth in and around Buffalo in 20 to 40 feet of water. Some
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