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Appy Fishing


Kayak Angler was the first fishing magazine with an app in iTunes. And that’s why Kayak Angler is now on 44,500 iPads and it’s still on Apple Newsstand’s What’s Hot list. Don’t have an Apple thingy? Kayak Angler is now available for Android devices. For more details about online and tablet editions, visit www. kayakanglermag.com. Appy kayak fishing!


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CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT: CLEARWATER AND COOPERATIVE BASS MAKE WADDINGTON POPULAR WITH PROS AND KAYAK ANGLERS. // GRASS-FILLED CREEKS HOLD RECORD MUSKIE. // BIG LARGEMOUTH WILL FALL FOR A SMALL STREAMER FLY.


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Accommodations Sleep next to the water at Eel Weir State Park in Ogdensburg, NY. (315) 393-1138, www.nysparks.com.


The Riverview of Waddington Motel is casting distance from trophy bass and musky. (315) 388-5912, www. riverviewofwaddingtonmotel.com.


Don’t Miss


The Jernabi Coffeehouse in Potsdam, NY, has fishing themed coffee flavors to keep you awake on the water. Try the Big Mouth Bass medium roast. (315) 274-9400, www.facebook.com/ thenewjernabicoffeehouse.


Time To Go In late spring smallmouth move into the St. Lawrence and its tributaries where they hang out through late fall. Musky are available almost year round, but summer is the most pleasant time to catch them.


Local Info Greg Mintz guides fishing, hiking, canoeing and camping tours. (315) 388-7677.


Rent a kayak at Stonebridge Kayak and Canoe Rentals. (315) 322-4856, www. stonebridgekayaks.com.


To plan your trip to New York’s North Country call FISHCAP. (315) 386-4000, www.fishcap.net.


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