BETHEL — The Cayuga bass fishing team had 13 teams weigh in fish during the first tournament Saturday at Lake Tawakoni. Cason Mills and Gus Beckendorf led the way weighing in five fish for a total of ...

It’s official: Jim Britenbaugh, a tournament angler from Fairfield, Penn., set a new state record for largemouth bass, according to the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation.

New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) Interim Commissioner Sean Mahar on Monday announced the breaking of a 37-year-old fishing record and congratulated James Britenbaugh of ...

CAYUGA, N.Y. — The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) announced a new state record for a smallmouth bass that was caught on June 15 on Cayuga Lake. DEC officials say an 8 ...

An angler was preparing for an upcoming bass tournament on Cayuga Lake. Practice made the perfect catch. James Britenbaugh of Pennsylvania shattered a 37-year-old New York state record for largemouth ...

The fifth event of the Bass Pro Tour season begins on Tuesday, June 6, at Frontenac Park in Union Springs as dozens of professional anglers compete on Cayuga Lake for a purse of over $805,000. This ...

New Jersey Pro Catches Five Smallmouth Weighing 28 Pounds, 10 Ounces to Top Win by 2-Pound Margin and Earn Top Payout of $100,000 UNION SPRINGS, N.Y.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--It was an emotional afternoon ...

Adrian Avena utilized two strong days to capture Major League Fishing's Bass Pro Tour Favorite Fishing Stage Five on Cayuga Lake. The 12-year pro hauled in eight scorable bass on Sunday, with his best ...

Googan Baits Pro Catches 25 Scorable Bass Weighing 96-12 to Win Third Career Title – Second in 2023 – and Earn Top Payout of $100,000 UNION SPRINGS, N.Y.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--In a week where largemouth ...

Thomas Russell and his long-time fishing partner and cousin Eric Sullivan were targeting smallmouth on Cayuga Lake when they hooked into the biggest smallmouth bass ever caught in New York state. The ...

I’m not likely ever to catch a New York record fish. Neither are you, even if you work very hard at it. I mean, what are the odds? There a millions of anglers in the state, and something like three ...