Bullheads Rule Ponds As Spring Angling Focus Shifts
Conservation columnist Paul M. Kelsey notes bullheads dominate many ponds as water warms. They breed well, tolerate low oxygen, and thrive where trout and bass fail. Anglers favor simple gear and broad bait choices, while overpopulated ponds hinder growth and survival.
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Drag strip planned for Watkins Glen
Ground breaking for the Glen Drag Way will start soon after the Glen Corp Board announced. Contact Frank Smalley or Steve Gelette for information or write the Glen Dragway at Watkins Glen to receive an information sheet. Phase one will survey and excavate the site.
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Cayuga Lake Preservation Association Formed
CLPA is a nonprofit group of citizens seeking Cayuga Lake welfare. It aims to unite residents across Seneca Cayuga and Tompkins counties to address pollution weeds and navigation, push new laws and hydrological data, and coordinate lake level regulation through a board of twelve to eighteen directors with annual elections. Membership via CLPA P O Box 391 Seneca Falls NY 13148.
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