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Am I allowed to go fishing? New York restrictions
Started this discussion. Last reply by John Jarosz Mar 20. 2 Replies 3 Likes
Can I still go fishing? It can be a solitary pursuit.Read More
Upper Niagara River catch data 1994 to 2019
Started Feb 8 0 Replies 0 Likes
I've attached a file which documents the NMA upper Niagara River Catch and Release data from 1994 to 2019.This data focuses on population demographics (ie size, number, and location). It has nothing…Read More
2019 Catch and Release Report
Started this discussion. Last reply by Scott McKee Feb 7. 1 Reply 3 Likes
I've attached a copy of the 2019 Catch and Release Report. Lots of info to learn from:…Read More
2019 Catch and Release data
Started Jan 9 0 Replies 2 Likes
I've attached an excel spreadsheet with the 2019 Catch and Release Submissions.The spreadsheet includes tabs for lists sorted by name, date, size and Top Ten.Top Ten is unofficial.Let me know if you…Read More
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Board MemberTony Scime replied to Scott McKee's discussion 2020 and beyond Walleye Estimates
"I should probably do some walleye fishing in the spring to try to help lower the number of those pests. They can possibly eat themselves, and everything else, out of house and home. But maybe the walleye themselves will provide a substitute forage…"
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"Tony...latest CDC guidelines. Please heed:"
Board MemberJohn Jarosz replied to Tony Scime's discussion Am I allowed to go fishing? New York restrictions
"It's not called fishing anymore, Tony. It's known as socially distancing yourself. And if anybody ever thought it wasn't socially distancing, try pulling your boat right up to someone else's favorite fishing spot while he's…"
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Am I allowed to go fishing? New York restrictions
Can I still go fishing? It can be a solitary pursuit.See More
Board MemberScott McKee replied to Tony Scime's discussion 2019 Catch and Release Report
"Excellent report, Tony. Thank you."
Board MemberTony Scime commented on jojo wilczewski's status
"I used to fish Chautauqua quite often in the 1980s. Did well in the south basin where lush weeds were always easy to fine. I had a family reunion last summer on the lake. First time I fished it in 20 years. North basin was beautiful, but spent a 1/2…"
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- At 11:54pm on July 26, 2014,
John Pensyl said…
- I've barely fished the river but between cullen and myself we have 15-20 fish to add to those totals including a couple ddinks. I've also pulled baits away from small fish already this season. Lots of mid 30s fish around right now, the ones that were Mia last summer.
- At 8:56pm on July 26, 2014,
Board MemberJohn Jarosz said… Tony...thanks much for the info update and I completely agree with you on the sub-30's fish. It is concerning & I, personally, like to see small fish caught (& properly released) for any species. At least then, we know the fishery is healthy. Has the fishery in the past been cyclic with up's & down's as with other species (take perch five years ago vs. now) or has there been a steady decline? I know the sampling done by the DEC has shown a steady decline in YOY...
thanks much.
- At 12:43pm on July 25, 2014,
Board MemberJohn Jarosz said… Tony...it looks like there are a lot of muskies in the 30" range caught (or lost) so far this month. How does that compare statistically to this time last year? Is it typical? Does it indicate a healthier fishery than last year? Is it too early to tell?
- At 2:51pm on February 26, 2014,
Board Memberjojo wilczewski said… Good Day
Tony I finally poste my ADS for you.
All dates should be 2013.
Please call if you have a problem. jojoout
- At 1:50pm on August 30, 2013,
Board Memberjojo wilczewski said… Good Day
Tony you should get a copy of the VSA we use today in the mail
thanks
jojoout
- At 10:29am on September 17, 2012,
Board Memberjojo wilczewski said… Good Day Tony
It is that time of the month again? Could you please tally up the release report Wednesday eve, so I can tally up the Tourney report. It is not necessary to send it to me I can read here on the site.
Thank you jojoout
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Tony 48 5 inch
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Scott Kitchen 50 inch
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August Meeting
Posted on August 4, 2015 at 9:30am 0 Comments 0 Likes
NMA members,
We learned yesterday that our August speaker had to cancel due to a family health
issue.
In lieu of the scheduled speaker, we will be reviewing this year's catch data to-date - see what's working, what may be different from years past, and how the season's progressing so far. This info should assist you in your Niagara River fishing pursuits for the next couple months.
Tony
Memories of my father.
Posted on July 25, 2012 at 1:15pm 4 Comments 0 Likes
My father was a former member of the NMA. He passed away early Monday morning. I thought I'd share this with you:
Memories of my…
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