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
Albany – Market fishing, the practice where recreational anglers sell their catch to commercial outlets, has effectively been banned throughout most of the North Country where it has been a tradition for generations. Legislation passed
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
Upwards of a half dozen blue sharks are being caught per boat at the 30-fathom line off the south shore inlets and off Montauk Point. The areas around and to the southeast of the Coimbra
Albany – Thirteen additional wildlife management units will be added to the Allegany and Catskill bear hunting zones this fall under a DEC plan announced last month. The WMUs are located across the Southern Tier
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 19: Rip VanWinkle Rod & Gun Club, 2-6
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