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Naples Creek, March 19th: DEC Region 8 Announces Naples Creek Rainbow Trout Sampling Annual, Free Event Scheduled for March 19, 2026 The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) today announced the annual rainbow trout run sampling at Naples Creek, Ontario County, on March 19, beginning at 9:00 a.m. Sampling starts on State Route 245 bridge, 0.25 miles east of Route 21 junction in the Village of Naples. “Naples Creek and its tributaries are the primary source of naturally produced rainbow trout in Canandaigua Lake,” said DEC Region 8 Director Timothy P. Walsh, P.E., MPA. “Naples Creek’s role in the natural reproduction and population dynamics of rainbow trout makes it a vital part of the region’s fisheries management practices. This migration also provides an exciting fishery for anglers of all ages and abilities.” The annual rainbow trout sampling draws a large public audience. Spectators are encouraged to observe safely as they enjoy this educational experience. Naples Creek and its tributaries are popular for their spring runs of wild rainbow trout. DEC Region 8 Fisheries staff net rainbow trout, record each fish’s statistics, and release the fish back in the creek. The sampling results are made available to the public prior to the April 1 opening of Finger Lakes tributary season, which runs through December 31. The main bodies of the Finger Lakes are open to fishing year-round. DEC offers a host of resources for those interested in getting started in fishing. The I FISH NY Beginners' Guide to Freshwater Fishing (PDF) provides information on everything from rigging up a fishing rod, to identifying your catch and understanding fishing regulations. There’s also a video series on DEC’s YouTube channel that complements the Beginners’ Guide. DEC's Places to Fish webpages are a reliable source of information when planning your next fishing trip. DEC's official mobile app, HuntFishNY, now features “The Tackle Box,” which provides anglers with one-stop shopping for fishing regulations, boating access, and stocking information within a map-based interface from the convenience of your smart phone. The New York State Department of Health (DOH) provides advice to anglers about what fish are safe to eat and how often. Visit DOH’s website to search by waterbody location. https://dec.ny.gov/news/press-releases
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Just saw one on north side of the road across from 5465 Ridge Rd. (Parma) if you are still in need. Just follow the crows. -
If you hadn't yet seen it, incredible fish : DEC Announces New State Record Brook Trout - NYSDEC
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Sold / Closed ORCA 20 Qt. Cooler
spinfly replied to spinfly's topic in Classifieds - Buy, Sell, Trade or Rent
TTT- now $125 -
For sale is an ORCA 20 qt. cooler, color is olive green. In excellent condition, only used 2 or 3 times. Holds 30 cans or 20 cans with ice. Carry handle and bottom drain plug. Local pickup / delivery to Monroe and surrounding counties only. Made in USA, comes with original box. Asking $150, new retails for $235.
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If you haven't seen it yet: DEC Announces Nine-Pound Smallmouth Bass Breaks State Fishing Record - NYSDEC
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DEC meeting on bass in Abay-rescheduled for 3/14
spinfly replied to Lotalota's topic in Open Lake Discussion
Here is the link to rescheduled meeting : DEC to Hold Fisheries Outreach Meeting in Alexandria bay on March 14 - NYDEC -
Season dates are set : Waterfowl Season-Setting and Places to Hunt - NYDEC
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Spring 2023 Trout Stocking for Monroe County - NYS Dept. of Environmental Conservation -
My older brother had one years ago. Was a solid built boat, 16' initially ran it with a 9.9 for Hemlock. Switched over to a 40hp to get around the 1000 Islands quicker. Had nothing bad to say about it. -
It is never as "green" as they claim it to be.
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Yes: Fluorescent Orange & Fluorescent Pink Clothing Requirements New: Any person hunting deer or bear with a firearm or a person who is accompanying someone hunting deer or bear with a firearm shall wear: a minimum total of two hundred fifty square inches of solid fluorescent orange or fluorescent pink material worn above the waist and visible from all directions; or a minimum total of two hundred fifty square inches of patterned fluorescent orange or fluorescent pink consisting of no less than fifty percent fluorescent orange or fluorescent pink worn above the waist and visible from all directions; or a hat or cap with no less than fifty percent of the exterior consisting of solid fluorescent orange or fluorescent pink material and visible from all directions. Firearm definition: Firearm - all guns, including handguns, rifles, shotguns, muzzleloaders, BB and pellet guns. -
Sold / Closed Yeti Roadie 24- Like new
spinfly posted a topic in Classifieds - Buy, Sell, Trade or Rent
For sale is my Yeti Roadie 24 in Highlands Olive. Has only been used twice, in excellent condition. Local pick up/delivery only. Looking to get $225 or reasonable offer. With original box. -
I have yet to hear of anyone being arrested in Monroe County under the new "laws", not that it hasn't happened. I believe the stance from Sheriff Baxter is discretionary and "education."
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Any chance it was a fisher ?
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Piebald fawn and its' twin:
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Thanks for volunteering your time , energy and Hank. Hopefully everyone appreciates your efforts ! -
They are supplied, and packaged. You could also try Doc's Tackle near Honeoye Lake, not sure if they carry FF supplies though. There is a guy who custom ties flies on Spring Street in Mumford if that is helpful.
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Try Runnings in Canandaigua, I know Runnings in Brockport has a fair selection.
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Nice catch ! Captain, mates haul in 60-inch muskie near Henderson Harbor | Arts and Entertainment | nny360.com
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TI Bait shop on Rt 12 before you get to the bridge. Exit 81 , head towards Clayton, on your left 1/4 mile. They will have everything you need, and more. Thousand Island Bait Store - #1 Fishery in the Nation (tibait.com) -
I would just stop at the T.I. Bait store before you cross the bridge.
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Opposite end of where we stay. Hope I didn't mislead, was referencing perch when I said never that deep. We still find them in 6' of water, just look around docks, weeds edges, etc. Walleye probably deep in the main channel this time of year, but will defer to Kevin Legg and other locals. Bass are plentiful, and smallies put up a great fight.
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What part of Wellesley ? We stay at the east end near Mary Island State Park . always do well around Fairyland, Pike, Hugenot Islands or go into Lake of the Isles or just before the channel. Don't have to fish too deep for them, but haven't been there since Father's Day weekend.
