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It's Porgy Time • '2025 Porgy Season Opens May 1st

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It's Porgy Time • '2025 Porgy Season Opens May 1st

Are you ready for some exciting fishing action? Get your fishing gear ready because Porgy season is just around the corner! Starting May 1st, anglers in New York can enjoy the thrill of catching this fun and prized fish from both the shore and a boat. Whether you're a seasoned angler or a beginner, Porgy fishing is an adventure that shouldn't be missed.

Porgy, also known as Scup, is a popular fish species found in the Atlantic Ocean. They are known for their distinctive appearance, with a silver body, dark vertical stripes, and a deep, rounded shape. Porgy are highly sought after by anglers due to their delicious taste and the excitement they bring during the catch

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'2025 Striped Bass Season Opens April 15th

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'2025 Striped Bass Season Opens April 15th
Are you ready for some exciting fishing action? Get your fishing gear ready because the Striped Bass season is about to open on April 15th! This highly anticipated event is a favorite among anglers, and for good reason. Striped Bass, also known as stripers, are known for their powerful fights and delicious taste. In this blog post, we will explore everything you need to know about the Striped Bass season opening and how you can make the most of this thrilling fishing opportunity.

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The Best Tips and Tactics for White Perch Fishing?

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The Best Tips and Tactics for White Perch Fishing?

Winter fishing for white perch can be a rewarding experience for anglers of all skill levels. By using the right baits, fishing in the right locations, and employing the best techniques, you can increase your chances of landing a prized white perch. So bundle up, grab your gear, and head out to the back bays or saltwater marsh for an exciting day of white perch fishing!

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Starting January 1, 2025, a safety certificate will be required of all operators, regardless of age.

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Starting January 1, 2025, a safety certificate will be required of all operators, regardless of age.
Boating safety certificates are required for recreational boaters using motorized vessels, including personal watercraft. Operators of non-motorized boats, such as kayaks and canoes, are not required to have a boating safety certificate at this time.

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Exploring the 500+ Lakes and Ponds on long island

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Exploring the 500+ Lakes and Ponds on long island
Are you an avid angler looking for year-round fishing opportunities? Look no further than Long Island, where freshwater fishing is not only abundant but also diverse. From panfish like perch and white perch to the chance to reel in largemouth bass of impressive size, Long Island offers something for every angler.

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