Seneca Lake: Perch fishing continues to be good for anglers fishing off the fishing pier with small minnows. Anglers that are getting out in boats are catching good numbers of perch, along with a few
Oneida Lake: Perch were hitting at Lewis Point, Williams Park and North Shore in 8 to 20 feet of water, as well as along the buoy line at 125, 123 and 121 in 30 feet.
Albany – More than 1,100 bears were taken by New York hunters last season, an increase of nearly 40 percent from the 2006 season. In the process, the Adirondacks region has once again regained its
Albany – When they named it April Fool’s Day, they may have been thinking of New York’s legion of trout anglers. For sure, April 1 – the Opening Day of the state’s widely popular trout
Avon, N.Y. – New York state is poised to complete its purchase of about 7,200 acres of Hemlock-Canadice watershed land now owned by the City of Rochester, DEC Commissioner Pete Grannis indicated last month. Negotiations
John Miller at Bob’s Sport and Tackle (914-232-4085) in Katonah reports anglers were connecting on brown trout by the dam at Cross River Reservoir, and those finding open water were picking up crappie on several
Susquehanna, Chenango, Tioughnioga and Unadilla rivers: The water level was beginning to subside from heavy rains that made the rivers fishable again late last month, then more winter weather arrived. No fishing activity to report
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