Ice anglers were watching conditions closely at Muscoot Reservoir and could actually be on by now if the weather holds, according to John Miller at Bob’s Sport and Tackle (914-232-4085) in Katonah. Anglers were already
Not much to report as anglers gear up for the ice fishing season, which may not be far off on some waters. Lake George, however, generally doesn’t offer safe conditions until sometime next month.
Cayuga Lake: There are some landlocked salmon, rainbow trout and brown trout in the larger tributaries. Good baits are streamers, egg imitating plastics and night crawlers. A reminder: fishing is from sunrise to sunset on
Almond, N.Y – A 30-year-old Geneseo man has become New York’s fifth deer-hunting fatality of the 2007 season. State police said Brandon Haugh was hunting with a party of five on Dec. 1 when another
Dec. 15: Beaver trapping season opens, portions of central & western New York. Dec. 15: Mink & muskrat trapping season opens, Long Island. Dec. 15: Canada goose season reopens, Hudson Valley Zone. Dec. 16: Canada
Washington – The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service last month confirmed what many sportsmen and women – as well as those who cater to them – already knew. There are fewer of us out there.
The good news for striper fisherman is the arrival of the herring. The bad news is the season comes to a close Dec. 15. The herring are only three-inches or so long, with the east
Black Lake: Safe ice might not be too far off, notably in some of the bays where anglers can usually get on by mid-December in a normal year. St. Lawrence River: No reports of safe
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