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I FISH NY Getting Started Fishing in New York City - Saltwater (PDF).

I FISH NY Getting Started Fishing in New York City - Freshwater (PDF).

I FISH NY Guide to Wacky Rigging for Bass (PDF).

I FISH NY Guide to Trout Fishing with Synthetic Bait (PDF).

I FISH NY Guide to Trout Fishing in Streams (PDF).

I FISH NY Guide to Brook Trout Fishing in Adirondack Ponds (PDF).

I FISH NY Guide to Steelhead Fishing in Great Lakes Tributaries (PDF).

I FISH NY Guide to Great Lakes Fishing (PDF).

I FISH NY Guide to Capital District Fishing (PDF).

I FISH NY Freshwater Fishing Basics for Beginners (PDF).

Intermediate Fishing: Tackle and Techniques.

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I FISH NY Beginners' Guide to Freshwater Fishing (Complete Guide - PDF).

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Ice Fishing: How to Drill a Hole in the Ice.

How To Rig a Bobber and Worm for Fishing.

How To Start Fishing: Family Fishing Basics.Find out more about how you can be a responsible angler. Practicing catch and release, using baitfish responsibly, finding alternatives to lead fishing tackle, and cleaning your boat and gear are some of the many ways you can be a good steward and help ensure there will be great fishing for future generations to enjoy. Fishing Tips and Skillsįind helpful information on fishing techniques, skills, and tips for your next fishing adventure, including the equipment and gear you'll need, specific methods to use for the species you're targeting, where to find and look for fish, tips on fishing with kids, and much more.

Get more details about I FISH NY programs.

These programs help achieve our goal to increase fishing participation, introduce new anglers to the sport, and bring awareness to the outstanding fishing opportunities in New York State. I FISH NY offers free programs such as the fishing rod loaner program, fishing education programs for in-schools and group organizations, and more. These days offer the perfect opportunity to try out fishing for the first time, to get back into the sport, or to take a friend or the whole family along to fish! Even though a license is not needed, all other fishing regulations apply.ĭon't have fishing equipment? Borrow fishing gear for the day from one of the many providers statewide! Free Learn to Fish Clinics September 23 (National Hunting and Fishing Day).February 18-19 (President's Day Weekend).Free fishing days offer residents and non-residents who are 16 and older* to fish without a freshwater fishing license or recreational marine fishing registration (*Kids under 16 can always fish for free!).