
DEC Trout and Salmon Stocking The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) plays an essential role in preserving and enhancing the state’s fish populations, particularly in the Adirondacks, a region known for its rugged wilderness and exceptional fishing opportunities. Through the DEC’s well-organized fish stocking program, the state ensures that its water bodies […]
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Fishing in the Footsteps of French Louie In 1963, New York State made a landmark acquisition when it purchased the Moose River Plains tract from the Gould Paper Company, opening up a vast and pristine stretch of the Adirondacks to sportsmen and other outdoor enthusiasts. The land, which extended from Seventh Lake in the north […]
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A Brief History of Pike in the Fulton Chain of Lakes Fisheries Pest Control with Unforeseen Consequences The Fulton Chain of Lakes has a long history of being a prime fishing destination for species like rainbow trout, landlocked salmon, and lake trout. However, the introduction of chemical pesticides like DDT in an effort to control […]
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