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Opening day of trout fishing season in CNY features highs (nice fish) and lows (the weather)1 April 2011, 1:22 pmAs usual, there was a lot of agony and ecstasy this morning on the opening day of trout fishing season in Central New York. Anglers woke up this morning to a never-ending, cold drizzle. In some parts of the area,...Source: Outdoors Blog
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Videos: Opening of trout season in Central New York1 April 2011, 12:48 pmA look at fishing along Nine Mile Creek, Grout Brook, Limestone CreekSource: Outdoors Blog
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Clay resident does well on Nine Mile Creek, finishes before 3 a.m.1 April 2011, 12:42 pmMike Burt photoBurt's 13 1/2 inch Nine Mile brookie Mike Burt of Liverpool, sent me the following early morning report. He filed this email below at 3:27 a.m. from his home: Here are some trout I got this morning on...Source: Outdoors Blog
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Trout season opens in Central New York: Live updates from around the area1 April 2011, 7:30 amCheck for live reports from Outdoors Editor David Figura and other anglersSource: Outdoors Blog
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Annual spring rainbow run on Grout Brook always draws a crowd on opening day1 April 2011, 6:00 amJim CommentucciGrout Brook can be tricky to fish in areas such as this one in the Cortland County town of Scott. All throughout this week, there’s been a trickle of anglers checking out Grout Brook in preparation for today’s trout...Source: Outdoors Blog
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Outdoors editor to be at outdoors show Saturday at Turning Stone Resort Event Center1 April 2011, 5:58 amThe Big East Camping and Outdoor Sports Show begins today at the Turning Stone Resort Event Center in Verona. The sports show spans three days. The hours are 2 to 8 p.m. today, 10 to 7 p.m. Saturday and 10...Source: Outdoors Blog
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Central New York trout anglers urged to "keep it clean"1 April 2011, 5:54 amToday marks the start of the trout fishing season. My best advice for anglers out today and this weekend is to obey the rules and observe “Posted” signs. Game hogs who exceed the catch limits, slobs who leave their trash...Source: Outdoors Blog
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Wanted: Central New York anglers who use Twitter and plan to be out opening day31 March 2011, 7:30 amOutdoors Editor David Figura is looking to get commitments from anglers to Twitter The Post-Standard reports from local streams Friday.Source: Outdoors Blog
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April 1-3: Trout season opener Friday. Onondaga streams and Finger Lakes tribs will be hot spots31 March 2011, 10:40 amCNY FISHING FORECAST Trout season opens Friday. Onondaga County streams that have been stocked include Nine Mile, Butternut Creek, Limestone Creek, Limestone Creek’s West Branch, Onondaga Creek, Onondaga Creek’s West Branch, Carpenter’s Brook, Fabius Brook, Furnace Brook, Geddes Brook, Spafford...Source: Outdoors Blog
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Wanted: Central New York anglers who Twitter and plan to be out opening day31 March 2011, 7:30 amOutdoors Editor David Figura is looking to get commitments from anglers to Twitter The Post-Standard reports from local streams Friday.Source: Outdoors Blog
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Cornell Cooperative Extension in Oswego offering archery/muzzleloading courses for youngsters30 March 2011, 1:48 pmThe program is open to youth ages 12 to 19. They do not need to have previous experience or own firearms to participate in this hands-on, learning experience.Source: Outdoors Blog
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Former P-S outdoors writer talks about Grout Brook, a local trout fishing hot spot (video)30 March 2011, 10:09 amJ. Michael Kelly, the former outdoors writer at The Post-Standard, is a big fan of Grout Brook, which empties into the southern end of Skaneateles Lake. Kelly has been fishing the stream for 30 years. In this video, he...Source: Outdoors Blog
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DEC announces 2010 bear hunting results
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DEC announces 2010 bear hunting results28 March 2011, 1:58 pmIn the Central-Western bear hunting area, hunters took 142 bears, with bowhunters responsible for about 65 percent of the harvest.Source: Outdoors Blog -
DEC: State 2010 deer harvest up slightly from 200928 March 2011, 12:02 pmIn the Southern Zone, excluding Long Island, adult buck take (approx. 89,900) increased nearly 6 percent while antlerless take (approx. 108,600) increased only about 2 percent.Source: Outdoors Blog
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Well-known outdoor writer/whitetail deer consultant to speak at Big East Camping & Sports Show28 March 2011, 11:51 amEach seminar given by Charles Alsheimer will be a multi-media presentation that focuses on the whitetail and features his photographySource: Outdoors Blog
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Other outdoor news: Maine mulls paying hunters to shoot coyotes; Iowa and dove hunting28 March 2011, 9:38 amHunters in Iowa may soon be able to hunt mourning doves -- a sport practiced in many other states with a long tradition. New York, however, continues to frowned on this.Source: Outdoors Blog
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Seneca Lake landlocked salmon action continues28 March 2011, 8:53 amSubmitted photoWalt Selap with his 8-pounder.William "Billy Bob" Lusk, owner of Seneca Marine bait and tackle store in Watkins Glen, continues to tout the landlocked salmon bite on Seneca Lake. He sent me this photo late last week of Walt...Source: Outdoors Blog
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Wanted: Stories from CNY trout season opening day/weekend27 March 2011, 6:25 amThe Post-Standard is looking for this year’s best Central New York opening day/weekend trout fishing story. Stories should be no more than 300 words. Photos would help. Entries should be e-mailed to outdoors editor David Figura at dfigura@syracuse. The deadline...Source: Outdoors Blog
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2011 CNY trout season precede: Nine Mile Creek is the annual hot spot for opening day27 March 2011, 6:15 amJohn Berry/The Post-StandardJake DeCapio, owner of the Wayfarer Company, a trout and spin casting outfitter in Camillus, says high water along Nine Mile Creek recently tore loose this huge root ball behind him and pushed it under the Route 174...Source: Outdoors Blog
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2011 CNY trout season precede: Advice from a lure guy27 March 2011, 6:12 amDick Blume/The Post-StandardPopular lures area a Mepps spinner, a Rooster Tail, a small tube jig and a Panther Martin. Dan Surdam, 49, said as a youngster, and for many years after, he would simply “dangle worms” in front of trout...Source: Outdoors Blog
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2011 CNY trout season precede: Advice from a wormer27 March 2011, 6:12 amDick Blume/The Post-StandardPopular bait for opening days includes worms, egg sacs and salted minnows. Jeff Schultz’s claim to fame on Nine Mile Creek is a 28-inch brown trout he caught in the middle of a torrential rainstorm in May 1998....Source: Outdoors Blog
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2011 CNY trout season precede: Advice from the fly guy27 March 2011, 6:11 amDick Blume/The Post-StandardPopular trout flies for opening day include a Prince (No. 10), a Wooly Bugger (10), a Copper John (14), and a Nine Mile Scud (12). Longtime fly fisherman David Seifritz, of Cicero, likes to fish streams throughout Onondaga...Source: Outdoors Blog
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2011 CNY trout season precede: Fishing hotline numbers27 March 2011, 6:10 amFishing hotlines To find out how many fish are stocked in your favorite Onondaga County stream, call 689-0003. To hear the DEC’s weekly fishing report for Region 7, call 1-607-753-1551. To report a poacher or some other unlawful activity, call...Source: Outdoors Blog
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2011 trout season opener: Know the laws and recent changes27 March 2011, 6:10 amKnow your limits Inland streams/rivers: The daily limit for brown and rainbow trout is a combination of five fish, with only two over 12 inches long. The big change this year is the state Department of Environmental Conservation has eliminated...Source: Outdoors Blog
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DOT reminds anglers that access to popular Nine Mile Creek spot is closed25 March 2011, 4:48 pmThe following is a DOT press release: With the beginning of trout season on April 1, the state Department of Transportation (NYSDOT) is reminding motorists that the unofficial fishing area along Nine Mile Creek is closed and blocked to traffic...Source: Outdoors Blog