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Hunting & Fishing Brochure TROUT STOCKING FOR ALLEGANY COUNTY * FOR STOCKING INFO – 716-372-0645 F ISHING L OCATIONS Date Water Town/Village Size Species Number Location Township(s) Primary Sport Fish March Allen Lake Allen 12 - 15 in. Brown 500 HUNTING AND FISHING Spring Allen Lake Allen 8 - 9 in. Brook 4900 Black Creek Angelica, West Almond brown trout Spring Belmont R&G Club Pond West Almond 8 - 9 in. Brook 90 GUIDE Bolivar brook trout, brown trout California-Hollow Brook Mar-April Black Creek West Almond 8 - 9 in. Brown 1200 Canaseraga Creek Allegany, Livingston & brown trout, largemouth bass April California Hw Brook Bolivar 8 - 9 in. Brown 430 Steuben Counties May-June California Hw Brook Bolivar 8 - 9 in. Brown 260 Caneadea Creek Rushford rainbow trout, smallmouth bass April Canacadea Creek Almond, Alfred 8 - 9 in. Brown 1070 March Canaseraga Creek Burns 12 - 15 in. Brown 200 Chenunda Creek Willing, Independence brown trout Mar-April Canaseraga Creek Burns 8 - 9 in. Brown 1630 Cryder Creek Independence, Willing brown trout, brook trout April Caneadea Creek Rushford 8 - 9 in. Brown 1110 New York Dodge Creek Genesee brown trout April Chenunda Creek Willing 8 - 9 in. Brown 260 April Clarksville Town Pond Clarksville 8 - 9 in. Brook 180 Dyke Creek Wellsville, Andover brown trout www.discoveralleganycounty.com April Cryder Creek Independence 8 - 9 in. Brown 1280 Ford Brook Willing, Alma brown trout April Cryder Creek Independence 12 - 15 in. Brown 200 1-800-836-1869 TREAMS S Fulmer Valley Brook Willing, Wellsville brook trout May Cryder Creek Independence 8 - 9 in. Brown 940 April Dodge Creek Clarksville 8 - 9 in. Brook 1920 Genesee River Allegany & Wyoming brown trout, rainbow trout, Counties brook trout, largemouth bass, April Dodge Creek Clarksville 12 - 15 in. Brown 200 smallmouth bass, walleye May Dodge Creek Clarksville 8 - 9 in. Brown 1280 Hanging Bog Wildlfe New Hudson rainbow trout, panfish April Dodge Creek, T17 Clarksville 8 - 9 in. Brook 310 Management Area April Dyke Creek Andover 8 - 9 in. Brown 1450 Honeoye Creek Bolivar, Alma brown trout April Dyke Creek Andover 12 - 15 in. Brown 200 May Dyke Creek Andover 8 - 9 in. Brown 1030 A WEEK OPEN 7 DAYS REEKS AND Hunt Creek Alma brown trout · C March Genesee River Amity 8 - 9 in. Brown 5430 Birdsall brown trout, largemouth bass [email protected] Keaney Swamp Wildlife March Genesee River Amity 12 - 15 in. Brown 750 · Management Area April Genesee River Amity 12 - 15 in. Brown 350 Little Genesee Creek Genesee, Bolivar brown trout April Genesee River Amity 8 - 9 in. Brown 3120 March Genesee River Wellsville 12 - 15 in. Brown 750 IVERS Root Creek Bolivar brown trout R March Genesee River Wellsville 8 - 9 in. Brown 2140 Rush Creek Rushford, New Hudson rainbow trout March Genesee River Wellsville 8 - 9 in. Rainbow 2850 Spring Mills Creek Independence brown trout April Genesee River Wellsville 12 - 15 in. Brown 450 Scio, Ward brown trout, brook trout April Genesee River Wellsville 8 - 9 in. Brown 640 Vandermark Creek PARK ATV PINES April Genesee River Wellsville 8 - 9 in. Rainbow 1000 Wiscoy Creek Hume brown trout all seasons For May Genesee River Wellsville 8 - 9 in. Brown 1110 FOR MORE INFO CALL 716-474-7660 Spring Genesee River Wellsville 8 - 9 in. Brown 1280 CAMPING & GREAT RIDING CABINS, Allen Lake* Allen brook trout, rainbow trout April Hunt Creek Alma 8 - 9 in. Brown 210 Alma Pond Alma tiger muskellunge, largemouth April Little Genesee Creek Bolivar 8 - 9 in. Brook 1920 bass, northern pike, crappies, ONDS April Little Genesee Creek Bolivar 12 - 15 in. Brown 200 TALLPINESATVPARK.COM bluegills & suckers 60+ MILES OF TRAILS May-June Little Genesee Creek Bolivar 8 - 9 in. Brown 1280 Cuba Lake* Cuba black crappie, largemouth bass, & P smallmouth bass, yellow perch. April Root Creek Bolivar 8 - 9 in. Brown 860 The DEC stocks 2,500,000 June Rushford Camp Pond New Hudson 8 - 9 in. Brook 180 TALL walleye fry annually. Spring Rushford Lake Caneadea 8.5 - 9.5 in. Brown 1540 ©NYSDED Rushford Lake Rushford, Caneadea brown trout, rainbow trout, Spring Rushford Lake Caneadea 8 - 9 in. Rainbow 3800 AKES crappie, smallmouth bass, L walleye *This listing reflects the anticipated number of yearling and older trout to be stocked into listed waters . photo courtesy:: *Excellent Ice Fishing availalble. Italics indicates stocked species Actual numbers and stocking times may vary depending on fish availability and weather conditions. John Tucker The fish are stocked with help from County Federated Sportsmen. P HEASANT H UNTING IN A LLEGANY C OUNTY The program started in 2008 and has increased impressively. Each year since the program began, it has released approximately 1,000 plus pheasants annually. We welcome There are now 8 stocking locations around the county (please look for the Riverside Park Campground pheasant icons on the map). The Pheasant stocking program is an inmate you to www.RiversidePark-Campground.com worker program run by the Allegany County Sheriff’s office at the County Jail Conveniently located on [email protected] Route 19 Facility in Belmont, NY and promotes tourism by increasing the county’s Follow us on Facebook for events 3549 Riverside Dr Kayaking & tubing rentals hunting opportunities to a more diverse hunting population. Wellsville, NY 14895 Call/Text: 585-593-3856 In addition to the 55 miles of fishing along the New York www.alleganycountypheasantprogram.com" RV - $25/night Tents - $20/night Genesee River and its 23 tributaries, there are also Town Clerks for Licensing 6 bodies of recreational water in Allegany County: Alfred – 607-587-8524 Clarksville – 585-968-2031 Cuba Lake, Rushford Lake, Allen Lake, Rockville Allen – 585-567-8320 Cuba – 585-968-8113 Shongo General Store Lake, Alma Pond, and Palmers Pond. Swim, fish, Alma – 585-593-4021 Genesee – 585-928-2178 2953 Hawks Rd (19.20 mi) Your local source for all your Almond – 607-276-6665 Hume – 585-567-2666 Wellsville, New York outdoor needs. We specialize in hike, boat, camp and hunt in our scenic outdoors. firearms, ammunition, hunting, For your safety and for the safety of others, please Amity – 585-268-5423 Independence – 607-356-3608 14895 camping and fishing needs. Andover – 607-478-8446 New Hudson – 585-968-2179 (585) 593-5239 obey all posted rules and regulations, and when in Angelica – 585-466-3280 Rushford – 585-437-2206 doubt, contact a Forest Ranger at the local office of Belfast– 585-365-2623 Scio – 585-593-5777 the New York Department of Environmental Birdsall – 607-545-6072 Ward – 585-268-7079 Conservation 585-466-3241. Bolivar – 585-928-1860 Wellsville – 585-593-1780 Burns – 607-545-6509 West Almond – 607-276-2629 Caneadea – 585-365-2928 Willing – 585-593-3210 Hunting & Fishing Supplies Centerville – 585-567-8424 Wirt – 585-928-2130 Belmont Lumber & Hardware Bodee’s Bait and Tackle 12 Schuyler Street 5882 Mt. Monroe Road Hunting & Fishing Supplies cont’d Belmont, NY 14813 Cuba, N. Y. 14727 585-268-5788 585-365-5196 Gaylord Guns and Ammo Tingley’s Northland Hunting 34 South Main Street 6157 Hess Road Bolivar Hardware & Supply Rawson Valley Aqua Farm Andover, NY 14806 Belmont, NY 14813 323 Main Street 99 Lyndon Center Road 607-478-5411 http://www.tingleysnorthland.com/ Bolivar, NY 14715 Cuba, NY 14727 585-928-5109 716-968-3985 PC Gun Shop Tinkertown Hardware 10114 County Road 23 833 Route 244 Belmont Archery Outfitters Jan’s Outdoor Supply Houghton, NY 14744 Alfred Station, NY 14803 6381 County Route 20 13 West Main Street 585-567-2006 607-587-8500 Friendship, NY 14739 Cuba, NY 14727 585-973-7312 585-968-2152 Ron’s Gun Shop Wellsville Hardware 170 Broad Street 3453 State Route 417 Dodge Creek Sporting Goods JC’s Outlet Bolivar, NY 14744 Wellsville, NY 14895 142 Main Street 3934 Main Street 585-928-1178 585-593-6660 Richburg, NY 14774 Scio, NY 14880 716-701-6902 / 716-701-6903 585-296-3777 Shongo General Store Whitetail International 2953 Hawks Road 5313 Old State Road, Route 19 Double J Outfitters Miller & Brandes, Inc. Wellsville, NY 14895 Belmont, NY 14813 10422 County Road 23 7278 Cuba Friendship Road 585-593-5239 585-808-1964 Fillmore, NY 14735 Friendship, NY 14739 585-567-2697 585-973-7688 Southern Tier Trading Post 10021 County Road 15 Fillmore, NY 14735 585-567-8998 WE ARE NATIONALLY KNOWN C ONSERVATION AND R OD & GUN C LUBS Alfred Rod & Gun Club Genesee Valley Conservation Club for offering some of the best whitetail 607-587-9464 585-307-3073 Expressway Lakes deer and eastern wild turkey hunting in Alma Rod & Gun Club NYS Road Genesee River Richburg Rod & Gun Club 585-593-0114 the Northeast. With 46,307 acres of 585-258-1904 County Road Streams Almond Rod & Gun Club Rushford Lake Conservation Club, Inc. state forest and 2,050 acres of county 607-661-6059 Map Legend Village Street County Forests 585-437-2742 Paved Town Road State Forests forest, residents as well as visitors will Andover Rod & Gun Club Fishing Information 607-590-8586 Scio Rod & Gun Club, Inc. Gravel Improved Town Road 585-596-1101 Birdwatching Pheasants County find excellent hunting territory. When Angelica Conservation Club Gravel Unimproved Town Road Canoeing Parking Town Border asked, many private landowners will 585-466-7422 Wellsville Rod & Gun Club (4x4 Vehicles Recommended) 585-593-4551 Boat Launch Conservation Clubs/Rod & Gun Clubs Cuba Rod & Gun Club Drives and Paths make their private property available 585-968-3800 Whitesville Rod & Gun Club Park for Fishing Campgrounds 607-356-3402 www.discoveralleganycounty.com for hunting. Friendship Rod & Gun Club 585-973-7923 For detailed Information about sportsmans
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