Fish monitoring - you can participate
 Submit Angler Diary tallies online—direct. Click here.
You can help WEP in its efforts to assess the success
of Onondaga Lake as a popular catch-and-release fishery.
If you fish the lake, Seneca River, or Oneida River
frequently, you could qualify for the Angler Diary
Program.
The program requires some careful recordkeeping of
time spent fishing, numbers and species caught, fish kept,
and area fished.
The area under examination includes Onondaga Lake and segments
of the Seneca and Oneida Rivers.
Click here to request an Angler Diary.
Click here for details on the “Angler's Diary.”
If you catch a fish with WEP's yellow tag
(bearing the name of Onondaga County and a number), please
record where and when you caught it. Then call
315-435-2260 x360 to report.
Note:
Releasing the fish will give the county an opportunity
to gather more information about it in the future.
For additional information on fish in Onondaga Lake, please contact Dave Snyder, 315-435-2260.
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Onondaga County Dept of Water Environment Protection