The summer season was ushered in by a series of unsettled weather

systems that delivered thunderstorms, heavy rains, and in typical fashion, the Lake Placid Horse Show.

Steady rains have raised levels on rivers and clouded t

In the past few weeks, there has been a whirlwind of activity across the region’s lakes and ponds. Traffic has featured the usual mix of watercraft, and a listing would have to include anglers, pleasure boaters, sailors, kayakers, canoeists and paddl

Last weekend, I spent a miserable day while angling for trout in a variety of local, roadside ponds. The fishing was fine but the weather was horrible.

The ponds were far from remote, and in fact, most of them were located less than a f

Clear skies and warm temperatures offered ideal conditions for paddlers, hikers and anglers over the long, holiday weekend. However, recent wet weather has been a boon for bugs, as I discovered on a recent outing through the Seven Carries route in th

The history of outdoor sporting adventures in the Adirondacks began centuries ago, when the region was known as Couxsachrage, or ‘dismal wilderness’ by its native peoples. It was a favored hunting ground for the Iroquois and Algonquin nations.