New york fishing guide: species & cities
74 species with New York source associations
State evidence does not establish city-level presence or current legal rules.
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- Alewife
- American Eel
- American Shad
- Atlantic Cod
- Atlantic Menhaden
- Atlantic Salmon
- Atlantic Tomcod
- Black Bullhead
- Black Crappie
- Black Sea Bass
- Blue Catfish
- Blueback Herring
- Bluefish
- Bluegill
- Bowfin
- Brook Trout
- Brown Bullhead
- Brown Trout
- Burbot
- Chain Pickerel
- Channel Catfish
- Chinook Salmon
- Cisco
- Coho Salmon
- Common Carp
- Common Shiner
- Creek Chub
- Fallfish
- Flathead Catfish
- Freshwater Drum
- Gizzard Shad
- Golden Shiner
- Green Sunfish
- Haddock
- Hickory Shad
- Hybrid Striped Bass
- Lake Sturgeon
- Lake Trout
- Lake Whitefish
- Largemouth Bass
- Longear Sunfish
- Longnose Gar
- Monkfish
- Muskellunge
- Northern Pike
- Oyster Toadfish
- Pink Salmon
- Pollock
- Pumpkinseed
- Rainbow Smelt
- Rainbow Trout
- Redbreast Sunfish
- Redear Sunfish
- Rock Bass
- Sauger
- Scup
- Smallmouth Bass
- Splake
- Spotted Bass
- Striped Bass
- Summer Flounder
- Tautog
- Tiger Muskie
- Walleye
- Warmouth
- Weakfish
- White Bass
- White Crappie
- White Perch
- White Sucker
- Winter Flounder
- Yellow Bullhead
- Yellow Perch
- Yellowtail Flounder
City starting points
- Albany, NY — geographic discovery
- Buffalo, NY — geographic discovery
- New York, NY — geographic discovery
- Oneida, NY — geographic discovery
- Rochester, NY — geographic discovery
- Rome, NY — geographic discovery
- Saratoga Springs, NY — geographic discovery
- Speculator, NY — geographic discovery
- Syracuse, NY — geographic discovery
- Tuxedo, NY — geographic discovery
- Woodbury, NY — geographic discovery
- Yonkers, NY — geographic discovery
Local directory coverage
City-specific local directories are not yet published for this state; the fish source set is available nationally.
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