Season Dates Jan. 28: Duck and brant seasons close (Long Island Zone) Jan. 31: Suffolk County (WMU 1C) special firearms deer season closes (permit required) Jan. 31: Suffolk County (WMU 1C) regular (bowhunting only) deer
(Editor’s note: Remember, ice thickness can vary greatly and conditions can change rapidly, even on the same water, so use extreme caution and your own good judgment if deciding to venture out. Some safety measures
Perhaps nowhere is the phrase “looks can be deceiving” more appropriate than when applied to the mute swan. Yes, they are beautiful. But they are much different than the trumpeter swan, despite the physical similarities.
Who knows if the ice we have is going to be all the ice we’re going to get.
It was a welcomed relief from the frigid temperatures we had been experiencing this year – and the trout fishing was good, too.
(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 tributaries: Extreme cold had the streams pretty much iced over. The smaller creeks were completely locked up and open water was very limited on the mid to larger streams. The
Season Dates Jan. 14: Duck season closes (Western Zone) Jan. 14: Canada goose season closes (West Central and South areas) Jan. 16: Snow goose season reopens (Lake Champlain Zone) Jan. 28: Duck and brant seasons
I’m already looking ahead to spring and, obviously, turkey hunting, but also to the open-water fishing season. Paula and I didn’t get a lot of fishing in last year and I can’t remember why, but
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