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HuntFishNY Mobile App - NYSDEC
As a reminder, if you don’t have automatic app updates enabled on your phone, you’ll need to download the most recent version from the Google Play or App store.

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HuntFishNY is the official New York State Department of Environmental Conservation mobile app that provides our sportsmen/women a simple way to display their licenses and privileges and view important hunting and fishing related information. In addition to the many resources DEC's website offers for hunters, trappers and anglers across the state, our HuntFishNY mobile app offers instant mobile access to electronic versions of your sporting licenses, privileges and permits; the ease of reporting your game harvests immediately; and links to useful information like season date summaries, fishing information, a DEC Contact list, and much more.HuntFishNY features include:Instant, mobile access to a customer's sporting license, privileges and permitsQuick and easy submission of Game Harvest ReportsSmart filtering for collecting town, county and WMU of harvest data, as well as season and method of take infoAbility to view current and past harvest reportsLinks to current year Hunting & Trapping and Freshwater Fishing Regulations GuidesSunrise/Sunset Information

Watch a video Introducing the Tackle Box a new feature of the HuntFishNY App on DEC's YouTube Channel

Now Featuring the TACKLE BOX:Check out the new Tackle Box feature in the HuntFishNY mobile app! Tackle Box provides anglers with one stop shopping for waterbody-specific information on fishing regulations, stocking, and fishing/boating access sites. Tackle Box is part of DEC's continued efforts to make fishing easier, more enjoyable and more accessible to all!Tackle Box features include:Ability to search waterbodies by name or zooming/panning a NYS mapWaterbody-specific fishing regulationsFish species and stocking informationFishing access information, including boat launches and parking areasNavigation feature for driving directionsTo access these exciting new features today, download the latest version of HuntFishNY by visiting your Apple App Store or Google Play Store.For fishing specific questions, users can email [email protected].
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Contact: Ash Vickery, NYS Department of Environmental Conservation, 625 Broadway, Albany, New York, 12233-3251. Telephone 518-402-8396. Email: [email protected]. Please include the Part number when emailing.Division of Fish and Wildlife6 NYCRR Part 182, Endangered and Threatened Species of Fish and Wildlife. Statutory Authority: Environmental Conservation Law Sections 3-0301 and 11-0535. On March 17, 2021, Part 182 was updated to clarify determination of jurisdiction under the Endangered and Threatened Fish and Wildlife regulations. Additional improvements were made to remove some project types that are known not to cause harm from the review stream. No amendments to the adopted language are planned at this time.   6 NYCRR Part 51, Public use of Wildlife Management Areas and areas with special regulations. Parts 51, 61, 75, and 84 were repealed and a new Part 51 was adopted on November 3, 2021 to ensure that public use of Wildlife Management Areas (WMAs) and other sites managed by the Bureau of Wildlife does not interfere or conflict with intended purposes of those areas. The new Part 51 incorporated provisions which more comprehensively cover public use of the WMA system making Parts 61, 75, and 84 obsolete and unnecessary. Additional amendments are needed to address redundancy or inconsistencies between area-specific regulations and 6 NYCRR Part 51 and to address area-specific public use, clarify required permits, and reduce reliance on posted notices.6 NYCRR Part 1.11, Deer Hunting Seasons. Statutory Authority: Environmental Conservation Law, sections 11-0303 and 11-0903. Part 1.11 was amended on January 27, 2021, to provide additional opportunity for New York deer hunters and their families by creating a second portion of the late bow and muzzleloading deer seasons in the Southern Zone, adding the holiday week of December 26 through January 1. No amendments are planned at this time.6 NYCRR Parts 1.11, 1.18, 1.31, 2.1, and 2.15, pertaining to Deer and Bear Hunting. Statutory Authority: Environmental Conservation Law Sections 3-0301, 11-0303 and 11-0903.
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These changes are necessary to: 1) assure that the department maintains an approved SPDES program at least as stringent as the federal program and 2) effectuate water quality protection by staying the effect only of certain conditions in new SPDES permits that will be adjudicated pursuant to 6 NYCRR 624. This rulemaking may require a Regulatory Flexibility Analysis for Small Businesses and Local Governments and a Rural Area Flexibility Analysis.  Contact: Edward Hampston, 625 Broadway, Albany, NY 12233-3506.  Telephone: 518-402-8177.  E-mail: [email protected].6 NYCRR Parts 858, 885, 890, 891, 935 – New York City Waters Reclassification.  Revisions would reclassify surface waters, as appropriate, to provide water quality protection consistent with designated best usages, as well as the Clean Water Act (CWA) Section 101(a)(2) goals.  This rulemaking(s) may require a Regulatory Flexibility Analysis for Small Businesses and Local Governments.  Contact: Alexander Smith, New York State Department of Environmental Conservation, 625 Broadway, Albany, NY 12233-3502. Telephone 518-402-9255. E-mail: stephanie.june@dec.ny.gov6 NYCRR Part 910 - St. Lawrence River Drainage Basin.  Revisions would reclassify surface waters, as appropriate, to provide water quality protection consistent with designated best usages, as well as the Clean Water Act (CWA) Section 101(a)(2) goals.  This rulemaking may require a Regulatory Flexibility Analysis for Small Businesses and Local Governments and a Rural Area Flexibility Analysis.  Contact: Stephanie June, New York State Department of Environmental Conservation, 625 Broadway, Albany, NY 12233-3502. Telephone 518-402-9255. E-mail: [email protected] 

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Canandaigua Lake State Marine Park
620 South Main StreetCanadaigua, NY 14424

Canandaigua Lake Marine Park is a boat launch facility and provides fishing access to Canandaigua Lake.
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Canoe-Picnic Point State Park
36661 Cedar Point State Park DriveClayton, NY 13624

Only accessible by boat the park offers a quiet camping experience in a beautiful wooded area. The park also includes a scenic picnic area as well as excellent fishing.
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Captree State Park
3500 E. Ocean Parkway Bay Shore, NY 11706

Found at the eastern tip of Jones Beach Island, Captree is a haven for aquatic adventure. Open and charter boats are available for fishing, scuba diving, and sightseeing excursions.
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Catharine Valley Trail
c/o Watkins Glen State ParkP.O. Box 304Watkins Glen, NY 14891

This year round recreation trail provides visitors the opportunity to experience the scenic beauty and historic charm of the glacially-carved valley south of Seneca Lake.
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Caumsett State Historic Park Preserve
25 Lloyd Harbor RoadHuntington, NY 11743

Situated on a scenic peninsula extending into Long Island Sound this English-style estate offers miles of pathway winding through woodland, meadows, shoreline and salt marsh.
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Cayuga Lake State Park
2678 Lower Lake RoadSeneca Falls, NY 13148

Cayuga Lake is the backdrop for this scenic park. The park offers a variety of aquatic activities from swimming to fishing as well as its many campsites and cabins.  
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Cedar Island State Park
County Route 93Hammond, NY 13646

Taking up half of its island the park is favored by people who appreciate quiet boating, fishing and beautiful scenery. The park offers campsites as well as a day-use and picnic area.
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Historic Business Preservation Registry - NYS Parks, Recreation & Historic Preservation

The program is administered by the New York State Office of Parks, Recreation & Historic Preservation and highlights businesses that have been in operation for at least 50 years and have contributed to their community’s history. At a time when many businesses face new and unique challenges, this registry allows us to recognize and honor historic businesses, while providing educational and promotional assistance to ensure their continued viability and success.
Nominations to the HBPR must be sponsored by an elected state official, including the Governor, Lieutenant Governor, and members of the Senate or Assembly. Each elected official may nominate up to ten businesses for inclusion (per term). The program is non-competitive and– provided that the nomination criteria are met– businesses will be added to the registry. Nominations are accepted on a rolling basis and updates to the interactive map are made quarterly.
Anyone interested in having a business added to the registry should reach out to their state representative. You can look up your state senator or assembly member here.
Find out more about the businesses on the Historic Business Preservation Registry using our INTERACTIVE MAP. 

For questions about the program or the status of a nomination, contact
 
 
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The Historic Business Preservation Registry is an honorific program only and inclusion in the registry does not subject businesses to any regulatory oversight by the New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation. All businesses included in the registry are featured on the program’s interactive map and provided with an official registry certificate and window decal 

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Discounts For Outdoor Recreation - NYSDEC
Visit the OPRHP website for more information.Senior CitizensHunting and fishing license discounts for seniors (age 70 or older)Senior Hunting License: $5Lifetime sporting license or lifetime freshwater fishing license: $65.00.Bow hunting and muzzleloading licenses: FreeResidents over age 62 have free access to parks, boat launches and arboretums and reduced fees to golf courses and historic sites on weekdays, except holidays. See the Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation's Golden Parks Program (link at right) for details.People with DisabilitiesThe NYS Access Pass provides people with qualifying disabilities free day use entry and discounts on camping reservations at DEC Campgrounds and Day Use Areas and facilities operated by the Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation.Residents who are blind are eligible for a free fishing license. See Free/Reduced Fee Sporting Licenses for Persons with Disabilities for more information.See DEC Accessible Recreation for more information about accessible recreation on DEC lands.Note: A separate State Managed Land Access Permit is required for access to Long Island (Region 1) lands managed by DEC. Native AmericansNative Americans who are members of the Shinnecock and Poospatuck tribes or the Six Nations residing on reservations in New York State may obtain a free fishing license by contacting their reservation or the DEC License Sales Office at (518) 402-8843.

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Check out Trails in State Parks to explore trail and recreational opportunities 
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