Rays of sunshine warm up the Lake George Area, and the snow begins to melt away...long awaited Spring Break is fast approaching. Recuperate from cabin fever with an Adirondack vacation that is fun for the whole family. There are plenty of sights to see and things to do during a Spring Break spent in…
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Cast your lines in the Lake George Area. If you remembered to pack your fishing pole and tackle box on vacation, here are some freshwater fishing hot spots for you to check out during the season or on Free Fishing Days. Free Fishing Days Gone fishing! During Free Fishing Days anyone can fish the…
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No one has your back like dad does! Father’s Day is June 15, and what a great time to celebrate in the Lake George Area. With June’s agreeable temps. and bright, blue skies, the region transforms into a bustling summer destination with fun things to do for every kind of dad. Spend some time bonding…
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The Lake George Area is a paradise for anglers year-round, but winter’s ice is special to many. It allows access to many sections of lakes and ponds that would otherwise be tough to fish for those who don’t have a boat. That means some of the best trout and salmon fishing spots become accessible to…
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Late summer is not a time of year where many trout anglers are thinking about heading to their favorite stream. Typically, our rivers and streams are at their lowest and warmest in August, and that is when trout are least active, struggling to find cooler water to survive heat that can be fatal to…
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The third Saturday in June used to be an unofficial holiday for fishermen and women of New York, as it had long been the day that bass season kicks off in the Empire State. But the creation of a catch-and-release season for bass a few years ago made it legal to fish for bass year-round as long as…
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The silver-and-red rainbow trout fought hard, running up and down a pool on the Schroon River before making its way to the angler’s net. Seconds later, it was darting back into the chilly water of the Schroon to fight another day. It’s a scene that plays itself out thousands of times in the spring…
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There have been a number of studies that have concluded that, pound-for-pound, the smallmouth bass is one of the hardest fighting freshwater gamefish we have. And when you put a smallmouth in a river, where it has to live battling current, and with more concern about predation, they seem to be even…
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Are you looking for a spot to fish for trout? How about bass, walleye or northern pike? You can find them all in the Hudson River as it passes through Warren County, with its many different fisheries packed into one widely varying waterway. As it makes its way south from the High Peaks of the…
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Featured photo by Kacey O'Brien Season Opener for pike, walleye, and pickerel is May 1. The May 1 st opening day for fishing for northern pike, chain pickerel and walleye kind of gets lost in the shuffle with all that goes on in the outdoors around here in the spring. It coincides with some of…
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