Mid-April should find trout anglers in all their glory. A few exceptions may be at higher elevations where ice-out tends to come later than other parts of the state. Trout stocking should also be intensifying
Trout season ready to kick off. Here’s where you can find some fish come the opener.
April 1 is a New York angler’s holiday as it is the traditional opening day of trout season. One never knows what opening day will bring. Location pending, the weather could be more like spring,
“Fishing at Cherry Plain has been good the last few years. People predominantly catch bass in Black River Pond.”
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With deteriorating ice conditions comes fewer – if any – “hard-water” fishing opportunities. But trout season is right around the corner.
Better known locally as a fluke, these tasty fish are by far the most popular saltwater game fish in the state. They can be targeted from shore, off a pier, or by boat and can
There is no doubt that Montauk is the surf-fishing capital of the world. When it comes to striped bass, you’ll not find a better place to go for battling heavy-weight stripers through the surf and
In a nutshell, circle hooks are good for the fish because fewer stripers are hooked in the stomach or in other vital organs, and they’re good for the fisherman because they increase hook-ups and reduce
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