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This weekend marks National Hunting and Fishing Day and will also allow New Yorkers to have a full day of free fishing. There are several free fishing days throughout the year and this one will be held Saturday, September 25th in all New York waterways. This free fishing day will be the fifth out of the sixth of the year.

In an effort to highlight more women who fish in New York state, the Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) is holding their "WomenHuntFishNY" contest.

If you ever wanted to try out ice fishing, this is the weekend to do it. It's free to fish all weekend in New York state. Here's what you need to know.

The weather is getting colder but if you've been putting off fishing this season, you have one day left where you can go out for free! No license required!

We are all affected by the heat including fish. New York state officials are asking for fishermen to spare a certain kind of fish during the heat wave.

If you like to go fishing in New York lakes with your whole family, there is good news. The Department of Environmental Conservation has stocked the lakes and are helping to make sure kids can fish whenever they want.

Rocco A. Fish an owner and operator of a refuse company from Averill Park appeared before Sand Lake Town Judge the other day because he allegedly underreported or failed to report the proper amount of sales tax due to the state. Fish runs Fish Refuse...

Last week on our show, Sean and I discussed a new study that claims men are hotter on the internet when they are holding a fish that they have recently caught. Click here to read that story. I'm not sure we ever decided if that theory was indeed true...

A new study suggests that men do better in the online dating world when they are holding up a fish that they have caught!  Can you imagine? So we asked our listeners this morning, what is it in a person's photo that makes them more attractive...

A group of anglers from Australia have quite a fishing tale  to tell, with the video to back it up.

A restaurant owner was arrested for allegedly selling fish that were caught in the Hudson River.