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BREAKING NEWS: Long Islands lakes Are STOCKED • Flounder And Blackfish Opens April 1st • Fish Facts
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Just a reminder. All anglers 16yrs and older are required to register for saltwater fishing or purchase a license for freshwater fishing in New York State.
You need to register before saltwater fishing. It's easy and it's FREE for NYS residents and all visitors. To fish our local lakes and ponds, a Freshwater License is required. Basically, a NYS resident, Freshwater License, is available to purchase for a days fishing ($5.00) a week ($12.00) or a season (one year from date of purchase for $25.00.-Senior [70 or older] $5.00. ) Additional discounts are available for active military, disabled vets and more...... Non-Resident Freshwater Fishing Licenses are also available for a fee from $10.00-$50.00.
Stop down at J & J Sports and we'll issue you a licenses or marine registry. To purchase a license or register online- click HERE. There's nothing worse than getting a ticket just because you went fishing. Have a smart phone? Here's an idea:
It's a good idea to "snap a shot" of your license so it's always with you in case of loss or its destroyed.
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Think Spring Fishing Forecast • Rons Recipe: "Porgy Paella" • Connetquot River State Park Update
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Brackish water has seen action with white perch and "holdover" striped bass. it’s been Pretty impressive that there have been reports of bass to 28". Most fish have been caught on small bucktails and nightcrawlers, while targeting white perch. No matter what the regulations are for stripers, in NY state they can be targeted in the closed season, but must be released.
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'2023 Winter Fishing Update • Live Shiners Now In Stock • A little nostalgia From The 1980's photo archives • Knots To Know • Recipe: Seafood Gumbo
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2023. January Fishing Forecast • Winter Fishing Opportunities • Baked Cod Recipe • Knots To Know
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Yellow Perch can be another fun freshwater species to target in these "Slow" months. A simple float rig with a piece of a nightcrawler is all thats needed to have a good shot at them. Many of the Perch get quite fat this time of the year so be ready for a nice fight on a lighter pole.
Herring - many anglers have traded in the surf gear to catch some herring. The Herring bite can be productive up on the north shores of long island . sabiki rigs are the ideal tackel used to fish for herring
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New York Saltwater FISHING REGISTRATION...It's FREE ...Sign up NOW!!! • Freshwater Licenses Also Available
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New York Saltwater FISHING REGISTRATION. . . (631) 654-2311
All anglers 16yrs and older are required to register for saltwater fishing or purchase a license for freshwater fishing in New York State.
You need to register before saltwater fishing. It's easy and it's FREE for NYS residents and all visitors. To fish our local lakes and ponds, a Freshwater License is required. Basically, a NYS resident Freshwater License is available to purchase for a days fishing ($5.00), a week ($12.00), or a season (one year from date of purchase for $25.00.-Senior [70 or older] $5.00. ) Additional discounts are available for active military, disabled vets and more...... Non-Resident Freshwater Fishing Licenses are also available for a fee from $10.00-$50.00.
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