Streams
There are numerous rivers and streams that make the flow into the St. Lawrence River Valley from their source further west in the foothills of the Adirondack Mountains. These waterways actually form and sustain the life that makes this region so unique and so vibrant with life.
These rivers range in size from the magnificent Racquette, which is the second largest watershed in the state, to the diminutive feeder streams and brooks such as the Deer, the Little Salmon, and Trout Brook.
All of these waterways play a vital role in the character and make-up of the regions incredible fishery.
FISHCAP News
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New Freshwater Fishing Book by Local Angler & Guide Available
Mike Seymour, a lifelong angler and licensed guide who has led charters to the best fishing in upstate New York for over 25 years has written a book - The Smart Guide to Freshwater Fishing.
By FISHCAP Editor on Jul 26, 2012 -
NY Bass Chapter Federation to fish the St. Lawrence River
The NY BASS Chapter Federation (NYBCF) will fish the St. Lawrence River on July 22 with anglers competing for their portion of the $20,000 prize money. The first place boater wins a guaranteed $2,500 and the first place non-boater earns $1,500 in their respective division.
By FISHCAP Editor on Jul 16, 2012 -
Hermon 2nd Annual Father's Day Bass Tournament
Hermon 2nd Annual Father's Day Bass Tournament
By FISHCAP Editor on Jun 07, 2012 -
What the Heck is Bullhead?
The Bullhead Affair by Pat McKeown
By FISHCAP Editor on Apr 18, 2012 -
Ice Clearing Activities
The St. Lawrence Seaway Development Corporation has issued the following notice: Ice Clearing Activities
By FISHCAP Editor on Mar 06, 2012
