Travis46
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New York nr license
Anyone know how the New York license year runs ? Calendar year or other dates? Also, if anyone fishes trout over there on the inland creeks in chatauqua county, I would like some opinions on the fishing if possible. Thanks
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bingsbaits
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Re: New York nr license
2014/04/03 10:57:53
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They just changed it.
Runs for one year from date of purchase.
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Re: New York nr license
2014/04/03 22:41:34
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When I fished in NY this past November the word was that the license year was going to change to run from date of purchase. Based on bingsbait post looks like it went through. I assume NR licenses remain available for shorter terms too.
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Travis46
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Re: New York nr license
2014/04/03 23:45:27
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Thanks for the info guys.
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Re: New York nr license
2014/04/04 00:21:55
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Also the out of state license is now $50 wake up PA I hope to see a drop in price
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Re: New York nr license
2014/04/04 03:23:03
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Ya everything that wAs posted is correct from date of purchase and non resident is 50 and yes I fish a few that way pm me would like to point ya in the right direction
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Re: New York nr license
2014/04/06 16:21:39
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I don't buy a PA license anymore as the best fishing is in NY. I am very happy about the license fee changes in NY. For you Erie denizens, the best fishing in the east is only 4 hours drive to the north. The SR makes anything in Erie look like a ditch.
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Re: New York nr license
2014/04/06 17:46:56
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The Niagara river makes the SR look like a brook.
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Re: New York nr license
2014/04/06 18:49:46
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That's funny coldfront....Actually, I am thinking about fishing the little J in PA this year...
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Re: New York nr license
2014/04/07 00:30:04
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chartist
I don't buy a PA license anymore as the best fishing is in NY. I am very happy about the license fee changes in NY. For you Erie denizens, the best fishing in the east is only 4 hours drive to the north. The SR makes anything in Erie look like a ditch.
H3Fisher
Nothing wrong with the creeks in PA and plenty of fish to catch once you learn how.
Yeah I uzda' fish the mighty SR in NY a lot it is a great river. PA has ditches compared to NY and on average smaller fish. I now live in NWPA and can't get up to NY as much. I am wise enough to enjoy my time spent fishing either way. Using NY rigging in high water this spring has been great in the PA ditches especially since everyone has stopped coming MUP HER'. And the few people I see are clueless without being able to see the fish I averaged 2 doz fish a day this spring not great for PA but good enough for me and the 20 minute ride. Its not a contest boys and gals-NY/PA-BAIT/FLY-just go out hook some fish and ENJOY IT! My Y-LING rant is dun' WCW
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Re: New York nr license
2014/04/07 12:33:06
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chartist
I don't buy a PA license anymore as the best fishing is in NY. I am very happy about the license fee changes in NY. For you Erie denizens, the best fishing in the east is only 4 hours drive to the north. The SR makes anything in Erie look like a ditch.
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Re: New York nr license
2014/04/07 13:00:19
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Don't want to start a skunk spraying contest, but I fished the Erie tribs for 5/6 years and caught lots of chrome. But, there is no way that the steelhead fishing in the Erie area is even close to the challenge of fishing on the Salmon River IMO. I have a 4 hour drive to either area and I haven't been to Erie in 6 years. I just don't enjoy fishing in the smaller streams in the Erie area. It was fun for a while, but soon got boring and was pretty much like shooting fish in a barrel. Just my opinion............fire away......
post edited by mrkeith - 2014/04/07 13:33:49
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Re: New York nr license
2014/04/07 13:00:54
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chartist
That's funny coldfront....Actually, I am thinking about fishing the little J in PA this year...
Hopefully, for your sake, you've bought yourself casting lessons. Because the Salmon River video with you & your buddies, that was going around, shows you won't catch a thing in the J unless you've made massive improvements.
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Re: New York nr license
2014/04/07 14:40:59
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 Little J here I come baby.....
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Re: New York nr license
2014/04/07 16:11:40
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There hasn't been a more "loved" poster on here since Eastside Scottie.. Jus say'IN
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Re: New York nr license
2014/04/07 17:32:10
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mrkeith
I just don't enjoy fishing in the smaller streams in the Erie area. It was fun for a while, but soon got boring and was pretty much like shooting fish in a barrel. Just my opinion............fire away......
Yes, I would much rather fish all day and not get a bite but be thrilled by the "challenge" than catch big fish in large quantities.....said no one, ever. Well, i take that back, I'm sure a few of you prefer other places that require more skill and precision to entice a trout. But I'm a knuckle dragging yellow rope carrying bait fisherman, so what do i care? :)
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Re: New York nr license
2014/04/08 16:21:16
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chartist
I don't buy a PA license anymore as the best fishing is in NY. I am very happy about the license fee changes in NY. For you Erie denizens, the best fishing in the east is only 4 hours drive to the north. The SR makes anything in Erie look like a ditch.
Salmon River would be OK if it wasn't for all those salmon. I used to fish it quite a bit and now go up occasionally. To me, the salmon are more of a novelty and after catching or lining moldy,stinky fish for a few years, the novelty of it all has worn off. When I do go up, it's usually in late Aug or early Sept for that first run of fresh kings. These fish fight twice as hard as the half dead October fish and you don't have the crowds (at least for a few days). Day one starts on the DSR and from there, you follow the run on up for a few days. Of course, you have to drop what your doing and make the trip up on the first good report, but it's the best way to catch the best fish without having to deal with all the people. It used to be a great time when all the salmon died off and you had all this room to fish early winter steelhead. But those days are gone and are now resembling the early winter crowds of Erie.
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Re: New York nr license
2014/04/08 16:34:15
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And, I'd take the Lk. E. tribs over the Lk. O. tribs any day.
Burt and Oak Orchard is mostly frog water. Everyone packs the runs below the dam or Archers as that's the only places you have flow. The crowds there can be ridiculous. You're usually stuck in spot for the entire day and you dare not step out in fear of loosing that spot.
Yes, Erie has many more miles of fishable water compared to Oak, Burt and SR. It's less crowded and the people are relatively a nicer, law abiding bunch of anglers.
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Re: New York nr license
2014/04/08 16:36:11
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Plum Bob
The Niagara river makes the SR look like a brook.
And you actually have to know how to fish to be successful down there.
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Re: New York nr license
2014/04/08 16:37:17
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Wow, four post for me in one day. Gotta be the gin.
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Re: New York nr license
2014/04/08 18:46:46
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If what you really want is big water and challenge, come up and fish the Genesee when it is 10,000! Or the Niagara anytime.
L13
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Re: New York nr license
2014/04/08 18:55:19
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Michigan gets fantastic steelhead runs, probably the best but their rivers are largely not wade able....I'd love to fish the St. Joe, but that's a huge river....
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Re: New York nr license
2014/04/09 07:32:08
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Rich,
Me, Dave and that lil' old rod are now setting our sights west to Montana.
A lot of water to conquer.
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