Last Call to have your fishing and hunting related business included in the new Oswego County Fishing and Hunting Guide that will be published after the first of the year (2021). All Oswego County-based fishing-related businesses are provided a free listing – charters; fishing guides; hunting guides; bait, tackle and outdoor sports shops; marinas and launch sites; marine sales and services; and taxidermists. Please complete the appropriate form(s) below and return them to Oswego County Tourism, 46 E. Bridge St., Oswego, NY 13126, email to tourism@oswegocounty.com or fax to 315-349-8224.
Qualifications for listings
Charter Fishing Form
River Guides Form
Marinas & Launch Sites Form
Marine Sales & Service
Bait, Tackle, and Outdoor Shops Info Form
Taxidermist Form
Hunting Guides Form
Notices:
Oswego Mayor Billy Barlow has announced the closing of Wright’s Landing Marina for the 2020 summer season. The marina is included in an expansive reconstruction project and the closing may be extended. Please visit the City of Oswego web site for updates on the status of the marina.
Few areas in the Northeast offer the quality and diversity of fishing found in Oswego County.
Captain Dave Silver with a spring King Salmon from Mexico Bay
From trolling on Lake Ontario for trophy trout, salmon and walleyes to fly fishing for wild brook trout in a freestone stream tucked away in the wilderness of the Tug Hill Plateau, Oswego County offers angling opportunities unmatched in New York State. Here are a couple videos of fishing Lake Ontario & the Salmon River from Oswego County.
- Fishing Reports
- Charters & Guides
- Fishing Services
- Fish Hatcheries
- Where to Fish
- World & State Records
- Tournaments
- DEC Regulations, License Information, Maps
- Public Boat Launches in Oswego County
Read First-Hand Fishing Experiences:
Download the Oswego County Fishing App
Protect the Contents of Your Tackle Box
We know that sportsmen and women are the watchdogs of our waterways. Still, our ponds, lakes, and rivers are being littered with worn-out soft plastic lures. Commit to stopping litter – including used tackle. When a soft plastic lure is worn or damaged, dispose of it properly. Recycle it or pitch it in a trash can. It’s that simple. To find out more visit, www.pledgetopitchit.org
Links:
- Salmon River Kings Video
- Lake Ontario Brown Trout Fishing Video
- Salmon River Steelhead Video
- Lake Ontario Fishing Videos
- Video: Randy Calus and some great tips on how to catch spring brown trout on Lake Ontario. Take your kids fishing!
- New York State Outdoor Writers Association on Facebook
- Association of Fish & Wildlife Agencies
- Health Advice on Eating Fish You Catch
The Spencer family with Capt. Ed Monette
