Western New York Lake Erie and harbors: Lake Erie anglers continued to enjoy an exceptional walleye. From Cattaraugus Creek to the Pennsylvania line, anglers reported constant fish marks on the screen both high and low.
(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 Oct. 5: Tautog (blackfish) season opens Oct. 6: Duck season opens (Northeast and Southeast zones) Oct. 6: Brant season opens (Western, Northeast, Lake Champlain and Southeast zones) Oct. 6-8: Youth Deer and Bear
Archery season is open across New York and hunters couldn’t be happier. With the exception of a mid-October warm-up, the weather has been much cooler this year compared to the past two early archery seasons.
Bowhunters, myself included, can be a fickle bunch. Take New York state archery hunters, for instance. For years we lobbied hard for an earlier opening to the archery deer season, and DEC finally bumped it
I remember my first days of small game hunting like it was yesterday. Being born in mid-November, I had to wait until my 14th birthday, which was the minimum hunting age at the time, before
Season Dates Sept. 22-23: Youth waterfowl hunt (Northeast and Southeast zones) Sept. 23: Early bear season closes (portions of southeastern New York) Sept. 25: Early Canada goose season closes (statewide except Long Island) Sept. 27:
(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
Western New York Lake Erie and harbors: When conditions allow, anglers are still enjoying an excellent walleye bite from Sturgeon Point to the Pennsylvania line. Good numbers of walleye were available, starting in 55 feet
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