Adirondack Gadabout
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Summer arrives in damp fashion
June 27, 2008
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.
Stead » Full Story
systems that delivered thunderstorms, heavy rains, and in typical fashion, the Lake Placid Horse Show.
Stead » Full Story
Bass fishing, trail running and turtle watching
June 27, 2008
Finally, anglers can catch a keeper. When the regular bass season opens on Saturday, June 21, fishermen across New York state can keep up to five bass a day, provided they are at least 12 inches in le » Full Story
Quiet waters debates stirs sportsmen
June 14, 2008
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, pleasu » Full Story
Bad weather delivers good fishing
June 7, 2008
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, an » Full Story
The ponds were far from remote, an » Full Story
Business soars with birds and bugs
May 31, 2008
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 r » Full Story
An Adirondack sportsman's calendar
May 24, 2008
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 gro » Full Story
The laker lunker of Lake Placid: Part II
May 17, 2008
It happens about this time of year, as water temperatures rise and flies begin to hatch. The deep, cold Adirondack waters give up monster lake trout that are measured in pounds rather than inches. The » Full Story
May Day: calling all sportsmen
May 5, 2008
April’s showers finally arrived, following fast on the track of a magnificent stretch of brilliant sunny days. Color is coming to the bogs and hillsides as trees begin to flower and the first buds hav » Full Story
Seeking open water, a spring ritual
April 25, 2008
In the Adirondacks, ‘ice out’ is an annual event that generates as much anticipation among brook trout anglers as Christmas morning does among young children.
While searching for op » Full Story
While searching for op » Full Story
A tale of brookies and birds
April 19, 2008
The recent spell of warm weather has served to accelerate the spring season and while most of the area’s lakes and ponds still retain winter’s white cap, fractures and fissures are readily evident. < » Full Story
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