Syracuse.com - Coming up: Fishing at Hullars, turkey hunting and brown trout bonanza on Lake Ontario

HuntingNY-News · April 17, 2012

Have a suggestion for a story or feature on the Outdoors page of The Post-Standard? Contact Outdoors editor David Figura at [email protected] or call 470-6066.

Outdoors editor David Figura is outside somewhere, gathering information for these upcoming stories:

» Friday: Fishing at Hullars. Dave profiles Hullars Fish Pond in Fayetteville, a complex of five pay-to-fish ponds and, if you're lucky walk away with a mess of trout -- at $5 a pound.

» Also on Friday he's giving you the details on this weekend's youth hunt for wild turkey.

» On Sunday, we'll have a feature about a local religious leader who is a fisher of fish -- and loves to tell his stories from the pulpit.

» Also on Sunday, Dave writes about the amazing run of brown trout now taking place on Lake Ontario. It's worth you while to pay a visit.

ANYTHING ELSE READERS OF THIS REPORT WOULD LIKE TO SEE?

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-Folks I'd like to get in contact with for future stories/columns:

- Individuals who have, and continue to successfully hunt wild boar in the Cortland County/Onondaga county area.

- Individuals with outdoor passions who would make an interesting feature story.

- Someone who's saving big bucks by reloading their own ammunition.

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