NY officials hope removing dam will revive fishing - Newsday

NY officials hope removing dam will revive fishing Newsday, NY - Nov 11, 2008 SYRACUSE, NY - Officials hope removing a 95-year-old dam from the Salmon River at Fort Covington will revive sport fishing on the popular northern New York ... Environmentalists claim Lampricide doing more harm then good Rutland Herald all 12 news articles

NY officials hope removing dam will revive fishing in Syracuse area - Ithaca Journal

NY officials hope removing dam will revive fishing in Syracuse area Ithaca Journal, NY - Nov 12, 2008 By William Kates • AP • November 12, 2008 SYRACUSE — Old-time fishermen tell stories about runs of muskie, pike, walleye and smallmouth bass on the Salmon ...

Bruiser trout grow in upstate New York - Centre Daily Times

Bruiser trout grow in upstate New York Centre Daily Times, PA - Nov 9, 2008 Denzel began fishing salmon here 30 years ago when he used big, ugly weighted treble hooks called Michigan crickets. "Then we learned how to catch them on ...

Dave Henderson: Cayuga Lake's walleye rumors now confirmed - Ithaca Journal

Dave Henderson: Cayuga Lake's walleye rumors now confirmed Ithaca Journal, NY - Nov 27, 2008 CAYUGA LAKE FISHING CONDITIONS: Fishing traffic has been very slow, as it traditionally is during the early days of the deer season, but spawning salmon and ...

Local fishing - The Hour

Local fishing The Hour, CT - Nov 10, 2008 This fifty to sixty-degree early November weather is always a reminder to check out fishing in Salmon Country. The Salmon River in Pulaski, NY offers ...