Scott Locorini has been a guide and paddle sports instructor for over 30 years. He owns and operates Adirondack Exposure and Black River Valley Outdoors based in Old Forge, NY and Lyons Falls, NY. Stop by the Adirondack Exposure store in Old Forge for your kayak fishing needs and installations, and check out their website at ae-adventures.com
Canoe and Kayak “Cast and Blast” Adventures There’s nothing like the combination of fishing and hunting in the fall, and when you’re in a canoe or kayak, it’s the perfect setup for both. If you’re serious about maximizing your day, a “cast and blast” trip is the way to go. It’s all about efficiency—getting in […]
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The Role of the Adirondack Guide in the Early 1800s: Then and Now In the early 1800s, as the Adirondack Mountains began to draw its first wave of tourists, the Adirondack guide emerged as a pivotal figure, laying the foundation for what would become a thriving guiding industry. At that time, the role of the […]
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Getting Started with Kayak Fishing: Tips, Gear, and Setup If you fish in New York and want to reach more water without breaking the bank, kayak fishing is one of the best ways to do it. It’s quiet, affordable, and lets you get into places boats can’t—like skinny rivers, shallow bays, and tucked-away ponds that […]
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The Difference Between a Kayak and a Fishing Kayak With the growing popularity of fishing kayaks, many people frequently ask me, “What distinguishes a fishing kayak from a regular kayak?” The straightforward answer is that there isn’t a significant difference; most fishing kayaks are simply specialized versions of standard kayaks. Manufacturers enhance these models with […]
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Early Spring Trout Fishing in the North Country Early spring trout fishing in New York State can be incredibly rewarding if you target the right locations. As water temperatures remain cold, trout are still recovering from the winter and are less active. They won’t chase fast-moving baits, making it essential to choose locations where they […]
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Dr. Nina Schoch has been a leading conservationist in the Adirondacks since the 1990s and created the Adirondack Loon Program in 2001. Her work involves research, organizing volunteer efforts, and publicity to create public awareness...
Joe Hackett is a licensed guide and owner/operator of Tahawus Ltd, a year-round Adirondack guide service. He regularly writes columns in several Adirondack newspapers and freelances for many outdoor publications.
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Sue Kiesel is a professional photographer who loves all seasons and all aspects of the Adirondacks. She has won numerous awards for her photos and has had them in many exhibits and publications. She has...
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