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Moss Lake NY, nestled between the communities of Inlet and Old Forge, is an idyllic spot for outdoor enthusiasts looking for a peaceful escape without venturing too far. Just three miles off

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

Abundant Game Fish in Tupper Lake: A Hidden Angler’s Paradise The waters of Tupper Lake, though teeming with game fish such as largemouth and smallmouth bass, yellow perch, and walleye, are overshadowed

Adirondack fishing is a passion of mine, and any camping and fishing trip there is a special treat. Over the years, I’ve been fortunate to experience a variety of fishing adventures, from

Ancient Origins of Fishing from a Kayak Fishing from a kayak has deep historical roots. Russian Orthodox priests in Alaska, during the mid-to-late 18th century, documented native practices of fishing from kayaks,

Seneca Lake Fishing: The Yellow Gold of the Finger Lakes Seneca Lake, often referred to as the Lake Trout Capital of the World, is also a hotspot for perch anglers, particularly those

Characteristics and Behavior of “Waterwolves” (Northern Pike and Related Species) While fishing the finger lakes you will come across “Waterwolves” this is a term commonly used to describe predatory freshwater fish, particularly

Spring Time Means Variety Spring fishing on Lake Ontario offers a wide range of possibilities for anglers. Most fishermen begin their day by targeting a specific species—whether it’s brown trout, walleye, lake

Twenty-five years ago, mentioning Sodus Bay at the winter sports show circuit was met with blank stares. Most people didn’t know where it was, and even the pronunciation was often confused, with

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