Trout waters set to be stocked ahead of the April 1 opener are: Dutchess County: Tenmile River, Webatuck Creek, Swamp River, Roeliff Jansen Kill, Crum Elbow Creek, Sawkill, Fishkill Creek, Sprout Creek, Wappingers Creek. Putnam
Anglers were getting out on some of the rivers that are open to fishing now, and action will really pick up when trout season – and the rest of the waters – open April 1.
St. Lawrence River: Not hearing much now as we transition between ice and open water. Black Lake: No report.
Still, Empire State boasts some solid spring hunting
Pocket porgies (Suffolk County) ECOs Kevin Holzle and Jordan Doroski, while on patrol in Mattituck, observed four people fishing on the east jetty of Mattituck Creek. After watching them for approximately 15 minutes, and watching
Season Dates April 1: Trout, landlocked salmon, kokanee seasons open April 1: Winter flounder season opens April 1: Striped bass season opens (Hudson River, north of George Washington Bridge) April 7: Beaver and otter trapping
Goal is 10 million stocked walleye fry this year
District 1 – Baudette area CO Kyle Quittschreiber (Blackduck) reports attending waterfowl school at Whitewater State Park. CO Quittschreiber also assisted the sheriff’s office with a medical call in which a 7-year-old male had stuck
LAKE MILLE LACS You’ find open water along the shorelines and in some boat harbors, but ice remains quite evident on the main lake. The most open water can be found in front of any
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