Experimental stocking key to Lake Ontario fishery
Fred Dayed reports on Lake Ontario stocking results showing shifts from experimental to proven practices. The Altmar Hatchery opened last September with an $11 million facility to stock 5.3 million salmon trout across eastern Lake Ontario and tributaries. Cortland regional manager Creech notes most stocking now targets productive waters. past experiments included 40,000 brown trout in Chaumont Bay and 105,800 fingerling brook trout in Oswego Harbor, with future plans including tagged yearling browns in Ray's Bay and continued emphasis on a strong lake trout fishery.
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Fred Dayed
Lake Ontario
Great Lake
Altmar
Salmon River
Beaver Dam Brook
Ontario
C Creech
Cortland
Chaumont Bay
Oswego Har
Creech
Ray's Bay
Outside Insight on New York wildlife forecast for 1982
The 1982 outlook predicts a make shift conservation budget until October due to license money delays after last year s proposal rejection. Sportsmen aim to set new fish records for parifish classes and pursue elusive deer while lawmakers debate license packages and budget reform.
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Conservation Department
Tryi Aing
New York
Fredon’s
Upstate
Catskills
Federal Energy Commission
PASNY
Prattsville
NYS Brotherhood of Sportsmen
Ulster County
Fred Faerber
NYS Conservation Council
Lake Ontario
BSLO
Ontario
NYS
Oneida Lake South Shore
Oneida Lake Association
State Parks and Recreation Bureau
Jamesville Reservoir
DOT
Jimmyville
General Fund
Conservation Treasury
Congress
Dingell-Johnson
Dept. of Interior
Albany
Forgotten fish become tasty with Sea Grant guides
Sea Grant offers two booklets to improve meals with overlooked species such as carp, sucker, drum, pickerel and northern pike. "Preparing Those Forgotten Fish For The Table" and "Angling for Underutilized Fish in New York's Great Lakes Waters" cost 15¢ each from the Sea Grant Distribution Center at 7 Research Park, Cornell University, Ithaca.
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Sea Grant
New York
Great Lakes
Cornell University
Ithaca
Zukovsky Named Chief Of Enforce ment For Region Seven
Alexander Zukovsky of Oswego promoted to Chief Law Enforcement Officer for nine county Region Seven. He joined the Conservation Department in 1974 as a conservation officer, became lieutenant in 1978, and was raised to captain December 31, succeeding Hank Linemann of Cortland. He will base at Henry Clay Blvd Liverpool headquarters near Hamilton Avenue. Also on schedule: rabbit target shoot February 7 and March 7 at Pratts Falls range with 28 targets and prizes. winter woods snowshoe expeditions start January 16 at Beaver Lake Nature Center Baldwinsville with walks January 16 23 February 6 13 focusing on trees tracks and winter activity. Bring snowshoes. For info call 638-2519.
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Alexander Zukovsky
Oswego
Zukovsky
Conservation Department
Hamilton Avenue
Rte. 5
CNY Bowmen Club
Pratts Falls County Park
Beaver Lake Nature Center
Baldwinsville
Archery Opens Winter Season With Three Sunday Shoots
Archery Bowmen start the winter competition with three Sunday shoots next weekend. Polar Bear Archery Club hosts an Animal Shoot January 10 at their new clubhouse, with registration 9 to 10 a.m. at Vrolyk Road Georgetown Station. North Syracuse Archers and Sherrill Field Archers co sponsor an indoor NFAA round January 10 at the CAC Clubhouse range in Sherrill, with Bowmen choosing 10:30 a.m. or 1:30 p.m. rounds.
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Polar Bear Archery Club
Roger Sawyer
Vrolyk Road
Georgetown
North Syracuse
Sherrill Field
NFAA
CAC
Sherrill
Solunar Table By Airs Richard Alden Knight
Solunar Tables printed by Mrs Richard Alden Knight list daily major and minor hunting and fishing periods. Major periods start at shown times lasting about one and a half to two hours, while minor periods are shorter. Times are in Eastern Standard Time covering period January 3 to 10.
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Richard Alden Knight
Watt backs preservation of Atchafalaya Basin in Louisiana
Interior Secretary James Watt voiced support last week for preserving the Atchafalaya Basin in southwestern Louisiana. The decision ends more than a decade of dispute among land developers anglers and recreationists over the 490000 acre wetland known for its productive fishery wildlife and scenic value.
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James Watt
Atchafalaya
Louisiana
Outdoor calendar hunter training and winter wildlife events
Jan schedule includes a two part hunter training at Beaver Lake Nature Center for first time license seekers at 6 30 pm call 635 6047 to pre register a Jan 6 taxidermy course at the same center in Baldwinsville starts 7 pm five Wednesdays producing two mounts contact 638 2519 for costs and details Jan 10 rabbit hunts at Redfield Fish and Game Club teams of three with their own dogs register by 9 am hunt 10 am 2 pm Pat Miller RFC 2 Box 42 Mannsville 13661 for details Jan 9 10 Waddington ice derby perch and northern pike prizes include up to 600 for largest northern and more than 2500 in prizes contact 315 3888 5912 Jan 23 24 sled dog races Constantia country wide entrants with more information as the event nears Jan 26 bowhunter education class Beaver Lake Nature Center 6 30 pm preregister at 457 3666 second half Jan 28 under way off route 370 four miles north of Baldwinsville
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Beaver Lake Nature Center
Baldwinsville
Redfield Fish and Game Club
Pat Miller
Mannsville
Waddington
St. Lawrence River
Constantia
Rte
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Sodus Bay
Sodus
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Pt. Breeze
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Alex Zukovsky
Weis
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Atchafalaya Basin
Mississippi River
Chafate
Areconirol
HONDA
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Sears
SuperGuard
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Fayetteville Mail
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