Western New York Burt Dam and Eighteen Mile Creek continued to be good for king salmon, brown trout and steelhead, according to Karen Evarts at The Boat Doctors in Olcott. Skein, egg sacs or egg
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Take someone fishing – you never know what’s going to happen.
Make the memories while you can, while your legs still allow you to hunt hard, and before something comes along that prevents you from doing what you love. You never know when your hunting time
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Season Dates Nov. 2: Fall turkey season closes (Southern Zone) Nov. 3: Duck season reopens (Northeast Zone) Nov. 9: Snipe, Virginia rail and gallinule season closes Nov. 10: Duck season reopens (Lake Champlain and Southeast
Western New York Lake Erie and tributaries: Cattaraugus Creek is currently running a little high at last look. Steelhead catches had previously been reported all the way up to the Springville Dam, so it’s a
For the writer, the value of a rub is that it tells where a buck has been and in which direction he was heading.
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