If you’re wondering where to safely catch and eat fish in New York, there’s a website for that. And it’s all thanks to one testing station in Fulton County.

In 1999, the last time DEC updated the list, these fish were classified as either threatened or endangered, the latter being the most serious level reserved for animals on the verge of being ...

The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation has announced the first state record fish of the year. On May 3, while shorefishing with his son, Dylan Kampnich, Dexter reeled in a 37 ...

The NYS DEC confirmed Ferguson’s behemoth brookie officially measured 22 inches and weighed six pounds, three ounces, edging ...

After 12 years, the New York State brook trout record has been broken again. On July 5, Benjamin Ferguson of Croghan, NY, ...

New York State Department of Environmental Conservation Commissioner Amanda Lefton, in collaboration with the New York ...

This 10.6-pound female rainbow trout, displayed by fisheries biologist Brad Hammers, was among dozens of rainbows netted in Catharine Creek near Montour Falls during DEC's annual sampling of the ...

And that was just the start. Sampling several sites along the creek over two days, Hammers said the team netted about 480 rainbows. "This was by far the most fish that have been collected since I ...

According to the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (NYS DEC), members of the Hudson River Estuary Program fisheries staff caught a 220-pound fish that was over six feet long.

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The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation has announced the first state record fish of the year. On May 3, while shorefishing with his son, Dylan Kampnich, Dexter reeled in a 37 ...