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Preparation key before heading afield this spring
(Editor’s note: A criminal charge is merely an allegation that a defendant has committed a violation of the criminal law, and it is not evidence of guilt. All defendants are presumed innocent and entitled to
Season Dates April 15: Striped bass season opens (marine waters, south of George Washington Bridge) April 15: Snow goose season closes April 23-24: Youth turkey hunting weekend April 30: Diamondback terrapin season closes May 1:
Trout waters recently stocked include: Allegany County: Dodge Creek (Clarksville), Genesee River (Wellsville, Amity), Little Genesee Creek (Bolivar), Allen Lake (Allen), Dyke Creek (Andover), Cryder Creek (Independence), Black Creek (West Almond), Canaseraga Creek (Burns), Hunt
A number of county web sites offer good information on fishing in the area, including bait shops, guides, etc. Among them Onondaga County (fishonondagacounty.com); Oswego County (visitoswegocounty.com); and Wayne County (waynecountytourism.com). Oswego and Wayne counties
Broome County: Chenango Lake, Dudley Creek, East Branch Nanticoke Creek, and Nanticoke Creek. Chemung County: Post Creek, Sing Sing Creek, Newtown Creek, Cayuta Creek and Wyncoop Creek. Chenango County: Genegantslet Creek and the Otselic River.
It was one of those rare opening days when backcountry brook trout pursuers were able to find open water on their favorite ponds and score well on the ice-out brookies. Even a few anglers ventured
The trout season opened to a beautiful 60-degree morning, with anglers doing well fishing the usual mix of spinners, trout worms, PowerBaits, grubs and streamers, in many of the stocked lakes and streams throughout Nassau
Saratoga Lake: Tim at Saratoga Tackle and Archery reported crappies were biting off the Fitch Road area, at least until the cold weather arrived. But things should pick up again. The bite has fluctuated with
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