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As an example: If you're permit is from 4:00PM to 6:00PM, this means setup may begin at 4:00PM and breakdown must be completed by 6:00PM.Once a permit application is submitted, please allow up to 10 business days for processing. Applications are processed in the order they are received.Attention Roosevelt Island Permit Holders: The Civic Permits reservation system is now accepting credit card payments online. Checks can be delivered to the Permits Department at 550 Main Street or mailed to 524 Main Street, NY, NY 10044. *RIOC may adjust the fee schedule and categories at its discretion.

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InsuranceALL PERMITS REQUIRE A CERTIFICATE OF LIABILITY. If you already have one, great! If not, you should wait to secure one until you receive a confirmation of your request. RIOC does not provide these certificates- an internet search for "event liability insurance" will provide guidance. Always shop around and compare quotes. 1. Certificate entity name MUST match the organization application name submitted. 2. Coverage dates MUST be current and cover the permit period requested. 3. Your certificate must have at least $1 million in general liability.4. Five entities must be listed as additional insured: Roosevelt Island Operating CorporationNew York StateNew York CityEmpire State DevelopmentNY State Housing and Community Renewal*The address for the above entities: 524 Main Street, Roosevelt Island NY 10044.A sample insurance document is below: 

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There are Federal and State Agency websites and other statewide, regional and county-level trail inventory resources. Explore the links below to locate recreational trail opportunities where you want to go.
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Please include the Part number when emailing.6 NYCRR Part 10 – pertaining to special regulations for black bass in Lake Ontario and the St. Lawrence River. The Department may propose amendments to 6 NYCRR 10.2 to better harmonize New York’s black bass regulations with the Province of Ontario for Lake Ontario and the St. Lawrence River for improved management on this shared waterbody. These amendments may require a Regulatory Flexibility Analysis for Small Businesses or a Rural Area Flexibility Analysis. Contact: Jana Lantry, New York State Department of Environmental Conservation, 317 Washington St., Watertown, NY 13601-3787. Telephone: (315) 785-2258. E-mail: [email protected]. Please include the Part number when emailing.6 NYCRR Part 664, pertaining to Freshwater Wetlands Maps and Classifications. The Department must propose new regulations to enact recently passed changes to the Freshwater Wetlands Law (Article 24). Regulations must be adopted and implemented by January 1, 2025. These amendments may require a Regulatory Flexibility Analysis for Small Businesses or a Rural Area Flexibility Analysis. Contact: Roy Jacobson, New York State Department of Environmental Conservation, 625 Broadway, Albany, NY 12233. Telephone: 518-402-8853. E-mail:  [email protected]. Please include the Part number when emailing.Office of Hearings and Mediation Services6 NYCRR Part 624, Permit Hearing Procedures. The Department proposes to amend procedures governing public comment hearings, issues conferences, adjudicatory hearings, and interim appeals to the Commissioner from issues rulings of the Administrative Law Judges, to clarify the procedures governing the conduct of proceedings and motion practice, to revise certain definitions and to make various typographical, technical, and related corrections. Contact: Michael S. Caruso, New York State Department of Environmental Conservation, Office of Hearings and Mediation Services, 625 Broadway, 1st Floor, Albany, New York 12233-1500. E-mail: [email protected]  Please include the Part number when e-mailing.Division of Lands and Forests6 NYCRR Part 190, Use of State Lands, Hemlock-Canadice State Forest (Livingston-Ontario State Reforestation Area No.1).
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Find out more about how you can be a responsible angler."How To" VideosHow To Start Fishing: Family Fishing BasicsHow To Tie Basic Fishing KnotsHow To Rig a Bobber and Worm for FishingHow To Cast a Spin Casting RodHow To Identify Common Freshwater FishIce Fishing: Gear EssentialsIce Fishing: Know Where to GoIce Fishing: How to Drill a Hole in the IceIce Fishing: How to Use a Jigging RodIce Fishing: How to Use a Tip-UpGetting Started Guides and BrochuresTo receive a copy by mail of any of the documents below, send an email to [email protected] -- include your name, address, and title of publication(s) you wish to receive.I FISH NY Beginners' Guide to Freshwater Fishing (Complete Guide - PDF)View by individual chapters/sections below:The Fishes of New YorkBasic Fishing Tackle and TechniquesCare of Your CatchSafe and Responsible AnglingIntermediate Fishing: Tackle and TechniquesAquatic LifeWaters of New YorkFisheries ManagementIntroduction to Ice FishingI FISH NY Freshwater Fishing Basics for Beginners (PDF)I FISH NY Guide to Ice Fishing (PDF)I FISH NY Guide to Capital District Fishing (PDF)I FISH NY Guide to Great Lakes Fishing (PDF)I FISH NY Guide to Steelhead Fishing in Great Lakes Tributaries (PDF)I FISH NY Guide to Brook Trout Fishing in Adirondack Ponds (PDF)I FISH NY Guide to Trout Fishing in Streams (PDF)I FISH NY Guide to Trout Fishing with Synthetic Bait (PDF)I FISH NY Guide to Wacky Rigging for Bass (PDF)I FISH NY Getting Started Fishing in New York City - Freshwater (PDF)I FISH NY Getting Started Fishing in New York City - Saltwater (PDF)I FISH NY Guide to Freshwater Fishing on Long Island and New York City (PDF)Fly Fishing the Catskills (PDF)Fishing for Panfish (PDF)Regulations and LicensesAside from fishing during free fishing days or at a free fishing clinic events, fishing licenses are required for most individuals who are 16 and older. Save time and buy your fishing license online or learn more about the fishing license requirementsAll recreational anglers must be familiar with the Freshwater Fishing Regulations or Saltwater Fishing Regulations prior to venturing out.

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New York State Birding TrailThe New York State Birding Trail highlights world-class birding opportunities across the state. The trail provides information on places anyone can go to find birds amid beautiful settings. The trail is not a physically connected or built trail, but a network of promoted birding locations that can be accessed by car or public transportation and provides an inclusive experience for all.First-time Camper ProgramNYS provides FREE First-time Camper weekends throughout the summer.
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Saltwater Fishing - NYSDEC
Perhaps by you!Recreational Catch SamplingMake sure to look for our New York State DEC field staff, who will be onboard party boats, at boatyards, local beaches and other saltwater access points conducting the Access Point Angler Intercept Survey (APAIS). Data from this survey is used to help manage our fisheries and any input from our local fishermen is always greatly appreciated. Visit Recreational Catch Sampling for more information.Report Your Catch OnlineNew York State recreational anglers can now report their catch in a voluntary online angler logbook, called eLogbook. Anglers can document their fishing activities, compile their fishing data and plan more effective fishing trips. If you wish to use this online logbook, please register and log on online at the ACCSP website. Check our ACCSP and Electronic Reporting web page for more information.Support New York's Marine and Coastal District

 

A portion of the proceeds from the sale of this attractive plate featuring the Montauk Lighthouse and striped bass will help benefit the Marine and Coastal District of New York Conservation, Education and Research Fund. The collected monies will be used to promote marine sport fishing, increase participation in marine recreational angling, increase public awareness and appreciation of marine and estuarine natural resources, encourage conservation of marine fisheries resources, and promote research and increased knowledge of the state's marine and estuarine natural resources.More information on ordering a Marine and Coastal District of New York plate can be found at the DMV website.

No-Fee Recreational Marine Fishing Registry

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Fishing for migratory fish of the sea within tidal waters of the Hudson River and its tributaries, or waters of Delaware River or Mohawk River.

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