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19 Oct '11

Upcoming Events

Posted by Joe Zarecki in Featured Events

Upcoming Events -

Anglers Den Fall 2011

 

FLY TYING THURSDAY EVENINGS ARE BACK

 

 

Oct. 22 - Tying for Oak Orchard (during shop hours)

Oct. 27 - Fly Tying Night (7-10pm)

Nov. 11 - 13 - Shop Trip to Oak Orchard

Nov.  3 - Fly Tying Night (7-10pm)

Nov. 17 - Fly Tying Night (7-10pm)

Nov. 25 - Black Friday Sales

 

*TBD - Tube Fly Tying Class w/ Bill Simpson (call shop for details)

 


13 Oct '11

Salmon River Rules Regulations

Posted by anglersden in Salmon River Need to Know







NEED TO KNOW:
SALMON RIVER REGULATIONS

FISHING HOURS

Fishing at night (one-half hour after sunset until one-half hour before sunrise) is
prohibited, except in the Black River (Jefferson County) from Lake Ontario upstream
to the Route 180 bridge in Dexter, where fishing is permitted at all times, and in
the Salmon River in Oswego County, where fishing at night is permitted from Lake
Ontario to the Route 3 bridge from April 1 through August 14

Fly Fishing only section
Two stream sections between County
Route 52 Bridge in Altmar and the Lighthouse Hill Reservoir.
fishing hours, season dates & boundaries
• Angling Permitted: From one-half hour
before sunrise to one-half hour after
sunset. Trespassing prohibited at night.
• Lower Fly Section: September 15
through May 15. From County Route
52 bridge in Altmar upstream 0.25 mile
to the marked boundary at Beaverdam
Brook.
• Upper Fly Section: April 1 through
November 30. From a marked boundary upstream of the New York State
Salmon River Fish Hatchery property
to marked boundary approximately 0.6
mile upstream at the Lighthouse Hill
Reservoir tail-race.
Regulations:
• Catch & Release: All fish must be
released without unnecessary injury.
• Tackle Restrictions: Tackle is restricted
to a traditional flyrod, flyreel and flyline.
For these areas, a traditional flyline
may be a floating or sinking flyline or
shooting head.

Hooks
• Hooks attached to any lure, except an artificial fly, must be free-swinging.
• Hooks may have a gap (distance between the shank and the point) of no more than one half inch.
• Use of hooks with added weight is prohibited, except that artificial flies with no
more than one-eighth ounce of added weight may be used. For the purposes of
this regulation, the method by which weight is added to a hook does not affect
classification as an “artificial fly” provided the conditions of the definition of an
“artificial fly” (page 12) are otherwise met.
• Only one hook with a single hook point is permitted, except on floating lures, as
outlined below.

Fishing Hours
Fishing at night (one-half hour after sunset until one-half hour before sunrise) is
prohibited, except in the Black River (Jefferson County) from Lake Ontario
upstream
to the Route 180 bridge in Dexter, where fishing is permitted at all times, and in
the Salmon River in Oswego County, where fishing at night is permitted from Lake
Ontario to the Route 3 bridge from April 1 through August 14

Leaders and Weights

• The distance between the hook, artificial fly or lure and any weight attached to
the line or leader, whether fixed or sliding, shall not exceed four feet.
• In addition, when the above special tributary regulations are in effect for Lake
Ontario tributaries in Oswego and Cayuga counties, and the Genesee River
(Monroe
County) from the Driving Park Bridge upstream to the Lower Falls: weight shall
not be added to the line, leader, swivels, artificial fly or lure in any manner such
that the weight hangs lower than the attached hook, artificial fly or lure when the
line or leader is suspended vertically from the rod.

<![CDATA[Fishing at night (one-half hour after sunset until one-half hour before sunrise) is
prohibited, except in the Black River (Jefferson County) from Lake Ontario upstream
to the Route 180 bridge in Dexter, where fishing is permitted at all times, and in
the Salmon River in Oswego County, where fishing at night is permitted from Lake
Ontario to the Route 3 bridge from April 1 through August 14

12 Oct '11

Salmon River- Columbus Day Weekend

Posted by Joe Zarecki in Fly Fish and Tying Gallery

The Anglers Den Team spent (2) days Fishing the heck out of the Salmon River. We had a very successful trip! This was a tremendous learning experience and thrilling time, we recommended trip for anyone looking for heart pounding, drag screaming excitement! We focused our time in the catch & release fly section in Altmar Ny. See some of our pictures below:

 

The Anglers Den Team spent (2) days Fishing the heck out of the Salmon River. We had a very successful trip!

07 Oct '11

Oak Orchard 2011

Posted by Joe Zarecki in Customer Service
ANGLERS’ DEN

OAK ORCHARD CREEK
FLY FISHING ADVENTURE IV

JOIN THE ANGLERS’ DEN AND FLY FISH THE
PREMIER BROWN TROUT FISHERY IN THE
UNITED STATES


 BROWN TROUT UP TO 20 LBS W/ 5LB TO 10LB
TROUT COMMON. IN ADDTION STEELHEAD ARE IN
ABUNDANCE.
WHEN

Departing the Anglers’ Den shop on Friday, November 11,
2011 at 4 am sharp and returning on Sunday, November 13,
2011. Arriving back at the shop around 8 – 10 pm.

FISHING PLAN

Group meets at the Motel to check in between 10am and 11 am - Check
in and head down to the Oak! Be teased with a few big-gins’.

On Saturday, we will be getting up very early and be on the river
in the dark to get catch first light. First light has historically been
known to be productive.

On Sunday fishing will be "free Fish"  Fish when and where you please.

GEAR

Please obtain a fishing license prior to arriving. Makes
coordination smoother. Note: New York Fishing season October 1, 2011 – To September 30, 2012.

-Fly Rod recommended (7 wt or 8 wt)
-Floating line: with sink tips
-Non leaded split shot
-Flies – contact the Anglers’ Den for Patterns
-Rain Gear / waders (with studded soles – recommended) and
-Cold weather gear (layers)
-Head lamp
-Gloves

ACCOMMODATIONS 
We will be staying at:

Dollingers Motor Inn
213 South Main Street
Albion NY, 14411
585-589-6308

Friday Night and Saturday Night

MEALS

The Anglers’ Den will be reserving a restaurant table on Saturday
evening at Tillmans. This is optional please advise if interested.
Visit the Tillmans web site: www.tillmansvillageinn.com for
menu and costs for meals.

All other meals will be on your own. Ask for recommendations
where to munch.

TRAVEL ACCOMMODATIONS:

The Anglers Den will be driving 2 vehicles, which will
accommodate 3 additional people. These seats will be on a first
sign-up basis.

Others planning to travel will need to be coordinated and
arrangements made based on the number of sign-ups and
available drivers.

TRAVEL COSTS:

Travel - It is approximately 370 miles to Albion plus est.
40 miles around town for the weekend. Therefore, the
anticipated cost is $150 round trip. Obviously, the cost
depends on the vehicle and the number of person in each
vehicle. The cost will be split equally.
Tolls: – split equally
Room Rate: $75 per night plus tax for two (2) additional $10
for third person in a room. Three beds in a room. (rates to be
verified)
Meals: - on own excepting - for optional diner with the Den at
Tillmans tab to be divided fairly.

POLICY
Shop coordination charge: $25.00 per person
NOTE: no guide fees or hidden costs.
The Anglers Den is putting this trip together to make the trip
affordable by pooling resources. In addition assisting those who
are new to the Oak Orchard Creek.

NOTE: THE ANGLERS DEN WILL ONLY BE SIGNING UP
(12) PERSONS. SIGN UP IS ON A FIRST COME BASIS. ONLY
THREE ROOMS HAVE BEEN RESERVED.

A DEPOSIT OF $100 WILL BE REQUIRED WITH SIGN UP OF
TRIP: IF CANCELLATION IS 14 DAYS OR LESS PRIOR TO
THE TRIP DEPARTURE DATE THE DEPOSIT WILL NOT BE
RETURNED UNLESS A REPLACEMENT PERSON FOR THE
TRIP IS SIGNED UP.