If you are serious about improving your fishing skills by fishing local tournaments with some of the best bass anglers in the area, then 1st Bassmasters is for you. Established in 1975, 1st Bassmasters of Sullivan Co. NY is one of the oldest B.A.S.S. affiliated clubs in New York State. 1st Bassmasters is made up of anglers as concerned with the friendship and camaraderie of Club membership, as they are with the competition of tournaments. Mamakating, New York

The Adirondack Bass Club is a highly competitive bass tournament fishing club. Our club is made up of area residents who enjoy and wish to learn more about competitive angling. We are also very dedicated to our area youth, conservation and preserving our natural resources for future generations. We are members of ESPN's B.A.S.S., the National Bass Chapter Federation and the New York State Bass Chapter Federation. Our goals as an organization are to enhance, encourage and teach good sportsmanship, conservation and for the pure enjoyment of our sport. Glen Falls, New York

The Premier Kayak Fishing Club of the Adirondacks. Not just Bass! ADK KBF is a group of Kayak Anglers based in upstate New York. We host bass tournaments throughout New York State, most of which are within the Adirondack Park. Kayak Bass Fishing is one of the fastest growing sports in the country, and we're proud to have a great group of anglers to share our passion. While our tournaments are for Bass, our members fish for all sorts of species, be it trout, 'eyes, or pike. Whether your looking to join us in a friendly tournament, or just have some questions about how you can get started fishin' from a 'yak, we're happy to help newcomers and veterans alike. Queensbury, New York

The purpose of the Al Hazzard Chapter #031 of Trout Unlimited shall be to conserve, protect, and restore cold-water fisheries and their watersheds. The Chapter shall operate as a volunteer, non-profit, non-political, and non-sectarian organization. The Chapter shall function for charitable, educational, and scientific purposes. Port Crane, New York

We fish Lake Ontario and the Finge. Welcome to the home of Arcadia Bass Anglers. A club based on the principles of great fishing, a good time on the water with the chance to make some extra cash$. We're a local bass fishing club based out of Wayne County, New York in the Town of Arcadia. Located within an hour of a huge array of fishing locations, you could almost fish a different body of water everyday for 2 weeks just for bass. And with that being said our regular tournament schedule is one of the best around. With having so many different lakes to fish, it demands the angler to have a vast arsenal of lures and adjust his or hers fishing style for every tournament. In the end, you the angler will learn so much at the end of our season. Arcadia, New York

This Trout Unlimited Chapter, named for author and fly fisherman, Art Flick, is perhaps typical of most such organizations in this first decade of the twenty first century. The TU mission directs members to achieve a philosophy of personal satisfaction with the outdoors and to direct efforts to protect and conserve fishery resources, especially as applies to trout and salmon. Members are also attracted by a fellowship which offers opportunities to pursue the sport of fishing, and especially fly fishing; and to learn from and bond with others having similar interests. The Art Flick chapter of Trout Unlimited concerns itself with the protection of the coldwater fisheries of Suffolk County Long Island. Our chapter was founded in 1983 as a chartered chapter of Trout Unlimited. The conservation work of our chapter focuses on the protection and restoration of the coldwater streams of Eastern Long Island and its estuaries. These include: Carmans, Connetquot, Nissequogue, Swan, and Peconic Rivers, as well as the many lesser known spring creeks such as Beaverdam creek and Yaphank creek. Oakdale, New York

Anyone with the good fortune to fish our fabled Catskill streams does not soon forget the experience. Frequented by angling legends like Theodore Gordon, Lee Wulff, and Art Flick, our waters have historical importance as the “Cradle of American Fly Fishing." For fifty years, Trout Unlimited has played a leading role in protecting waters like these — the trout and salmon fisheries that are among America's great national treasures. Nationwide, Trout Unlimited has over 140,000 members in 400 local chapters working to carry out TU’s mission to preserve, protect and restore our cold water fisheries. Locally, the Ashokan-Pepacton Watershed Chapter of TU is an invaluable personal and community resource. Members enjoy the benefits of a network of like-minded, knowledgeable anglers. We fund and participate in local stream conservation projects and educational youth programs like “Trout in the Classroom.” We hone our fishing and fly tying skills through seminars, talks, and demonstrations at our monthly meetings. In these times of dynamic change, it is now more important than ever to stand up for the best of what we have. Phoenicia, New York

Long Island's finest inshore fishing club! We are a Long Island N.Y. based fishing club that has been in existence over 30 years. We have something to offer everyone! Whether you own a boat or fish from the surf, pier, or party boats, this is the fishing club for you! We offer many competitions, and other events that promote a camaraderie and friendships amongst our members. We strive to have safe fun, and for the continuous conservation of our marine resources. If you love to fish, then you will love being an Atlantis Angler. Freeport, New York

A nonprofit organization/fishing club. Our goal is to promote safe, effective, and environmentally sound recreational fishing practices. We share our knowledge to become better fisherman and offer our expertise to the public through various community outreach events. Bayside Queens, New York

Promoting the sport of Fly Fishing. Fly Fishing, Education and Conservation, a non-profit chapter located in Broome County, New York

This website is about the Black Rock Bass Busters Bass Nation members and the activities conducted by this club. We are a non-profit organization that supports conservation and the true spirit of competition by hosting bass tournaments each year ages 18 and above while promoting conservation and preservation of our waters, fish and wildlife. We hold an annual Youth day to mentor young anglers between the ages of 5-15 on the principles of catch and release of fish while making the day fun and staying connected with their family and friends in the outdoors. New Windsor, New York

Our chapter is dedicated to the preservation, protection, restoration, and enhancement of local coldwater fisheries. We believe that fly fishing helps connect people to the waters around them. If you’re interested in learning more about fly fishing, we help people learn more about the sport and provide classes and mentorship. Learn more about the engaging art of tying flies. It can be challenging to start, but here you can learn from experienced fly tyers. Victor, New York

We are the Catskill Fly Tyers Guild! We live and breath the rich and colorful history of Catskill fly tying. Members of the Catskill Fly Tyers Guild firmly believe that the development of fly fishing in the Catskill Mountains of New York is synonymous with the development of fly fishing in the United States. This rich heritage is seen as the foundation of the Guild's present efforts. We hold regular monthly meetings in Roscoe, New York

The Chautauqua Lake Bassmasters was founded in 1987 with the idea of getting a group of weekend anglers as well as serious, everyday anglers together for some fun, comradery, competition, and sharing ideas about the sport of bass fishing. The current Chautauqua Lake Bassmasters, hold a number of events during the year, from a list of open events allowing anyone (non-members as well as members) to fish competitively. Other events include Youth Fishing Contest held annually at Celeron Park, Guy & Gal tournaments, flipping contests, swap meets, and annual awards banquets. Celeron, New York

Chemung Valley Bassmasters is affiliated with B.A.S.S. and B.A.S.S. Federation Nation. This allows members to fish the federation trail and earn points through club tournaments to fish the federation club team championship. Chemung valley is made up of boaters and non boaters and is set up as head to head tournament fishing format. Elmira, New York

Clearwater Chapter of Trout Unlimited's mission is to conserve, protect and restore the Capital Region’s trout and salmon fisheries and their watersheds. Clearwater Chapter of Trout Unlimited will accomplish this mission by participating in local, state and national initiatives. We fund these efforts by raising conservation funds through our banquet, our classes, member fees, and donations, combining our funds with grant funds and partnerships where possible. Over the past 10 years Clearwater TU has contributed over $112,000 to habitat improvement projects. Schenectady, New York

Muskies Inc. Central New York Chapter 70 is dedicated to advancing conservation through youth outreach, improving muskellunge fisheries and promoting scientific research. With an emphasis on youth and community involvement, we focus on educating and promoting catch and release muskellunge fishing across the state. Activities include conservation practices such as catch and release, research, stocking, abatement of water pollution, and the promotion of fellowship and sportsmanship among men, women and children to develop the next generation of conservation-minded anglers. Trumansburg, New York

We are a B.A.S.S affiliated fishing club founded in 1976 in the heart of the beautiful Finger Lakes in central New York. We offer competitive fishing in a fun and friendly environment. Our club accepts continuous membership to grow our sport of bass fishing and become involved with the local community and youth activities. Cortland, New York.

Over 35 years have passed since a handful of local Oswego County, NY anglers formed the Eastern Lake Ontario Salmon and Trout Association (ELOSTA). It was evident to these far sighted individuals that the then blossoming Lake Ontario salmonid fishery was here to stay. Changes are inevitable and anglers will continue to be asked to make their positions known regarding environmental studies, stocking proposals, State and Federal fiscal constraints, and fishing and boating regulations. ELOSTA offers an opportunity to be Informed and to actively participate. It also provides a monthly forum for its 300 plus members to become acquainted, discuss fishing conditions, compare tactics and, on occasion, to describe in great detail where and how that big one managed to get away. Oswego County, New York

Flower City Sportsmen was founded 25 years years ago, by a bunch of friends that loved to get together and do some serious fishing and on occasion simply hang out. Time passed but the club has tried to retain that same structure. We love to fish and we love to simply hang out. Come down and visit us sometime and see for yourselves! If you are interested in Bass fishing, no matter what your level is, come check us out. Boaters and non-boaters are welcomed. Rochester, New York

The Freeport Hudson Anglers is one of Long Island's oldest and most prestigious fishing clubs. Dedicated to the promotion of Rod & Reel Fishing, we strive to create a camaraderie among the members while focusing on the preservation of all aquatic species. Freeport, New York

We aren't just tuna! For over 70 years the Freeport Tuna Club (FTC) has been one of Long Island's premier fishing clubs. Some of the best local fishermen and fisherwomen are among our 200-plus membership body. We fish hard and enjoy each other's camaraderie throughout all twelve months of the year. Freeport, New York

Representing a major interest in the resources of the Great Lakes states Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Minnesota, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, and the Province of Ontario. The Great Lakes Sport Fishing Council is a confederation of organizations and individuals who share a concern for the present and future of sport fishing, our natural and stocked resources and the ecosystem in which we live. Site includes Fishing Info, News, Tournaments, Agencies, and much more. Click on a state for local fishing reports,or post a fishing tip or report-- loads of anglers home pages, great photo galleries , Surface Temp maps, weather, lake conditions fishing news by state and more.

The Great Sacandaga Lake Fisheries Federation (GSLFF) was formed in February 1984 after several groups noted the need for one group to oversee the promotion and enhancement of the fishery of the Great Sacandaga Lake. Since this time, the group has collectively worked in many ways to enhance the fishery of one of the finest fisheries in New York State. Northville, New York

The High Hill Striper Club is a surf fishing club focused primarily on the art of catch-and-release fishing for Striped Bass, Weakfish and Bluefish in the waters surrounding Long Island NY. The Club’s focus is, and has always been, on surf fishing, fellowship, the sharing of knowledge and friendly competition among its members. Wantagh, Long Island, New York

We act in support of the National mission of Trout Unlimited – to conserve, protect and resore cold water fisheries and their watersheds, through education and conservation efforts focused in Rensselaer County, New York. Trout in the Classroom - we currently have trout programs in several of the local schools and also at the Grafton Lakes State Park. Trout will be released in the early spring into nearby waterways. West Sand Lake, New York

The Hudson River Fishermen's Association is a group of recreational fishermen who make active use of the N.Y. Bight and the surrounding water system and are concerned with the present and future state of these fisheries. Our objectives are to encourage the responsible use of aquatic resources and protection of habitat. We assist where possible in efforts to abate pollution and promote sportfishing and the management of that recreation. We are a IRS recognized nonprofit 501c3 organization. Cresskill, New Jersey and Piermont, New York

Hudson Valley Bassmasters Inc. is an award winning Domestic Not For Profit Corporation and is Nationally Sanctioned by the Bass Angler's Sportsmen Society (B.A.S.S.). Founded in 1996, its' energetic charter members built the club on the "5F Principals" of "Fishing, Friends, Family, Fun and Future". During its first year, Hudson Valley Bassmasters is proud to have organized New York's first and largest Junior Bassmaster Club, which is known as the Hudson Valley Junior Bassmasters (ages 11-18) and Hudson Valley Bassmaster Kids (ages "Almost 7" to 10). Poughkeepsie, New York

We, the members of the Huntington Anglers Club, Inc., join together in promoting and stimulating fishing under conditions most favorable to the enjoyment of the sport by all. As a means of recreation and good sportsmanship in our community and to share with all the common knowledge of where, when, how and with what to catch fish. Huntington, New York

Juliana's Anglers is a women's fly fishing club based in New York City. The purpose of our club is to encourage all women interested in fly fishing to enjoy the sport with other women by making fishing accessible through education, conservation, planned activities, and events. Juliana's welcomes women at all levels of the sport, from the curious who have never held a rod, to avid fishers who spend as much time on the water as on land. New York, NY

The KAYAK FISHING ASSOCIATION OF NEW YORK (KFA-NY) started as a small group of kayak fishermen meeting informally throughout the years. In 2006, this small group of kayak fishermen began to form a kayak fishing club. In 2007, the KFA-NY became incorporated as an organization to foster and promote kayak fishing; to promote safety and wearing the correct gear while kayak fishing; to advance the sport of kayak fishing and the principles of conservation with an emphasis on the striped bass. Miller Place, New York

Central New York Bass Tournament Club. Anyone can join!

Lake Erie Chapter endorses the mission to promote and enhance the art of fly fishing. Our goal is to promote the sport of fly fishing through education and conservation. Western New York offers an incredible diversity of fishing opportunities. All fish in all waters describes our area well. In our area we can fly fish 12 months out of the year. Cold water species include rainbow, brown and brook trout and the fall and spring runs of steelhead into the Lake Erie tributaries. Warm water species include small and largemouth bass, pike and muskellunge and even carp. Western New York is a great area for a fly fisherman! West Seneca, New York

It is the goal of the federation to promote the sport of fly fishing through education and conservation. By joining the Lake Erie Chapter and the Federation of Fly Fishers you will have the opportunity to contribute to fishery conservation and restoration for all fish in all waters. In our area we can fly fish 12 months out of the year. Cold water species include rainbow, brown and brook trout and the fall and spring runs of steelhead into the Lake Erie tributaries. Warm water species include small and largemouth bass, pike and muskellunge and even carp. Western New York is a great area for a fly fisherman! West Seneca, New York

The Lake Ontario Charter Boat Association, Inc. was founded having a single and foremost objective: To advance and promote the charter boat industry on Lake Ontario and connecting waterways. As participants in this high visibility profession, each LOCBA member shares in the responsibility of guarding the quality, integrity, and future well being of their industry. Site has listing of member charter captains. Webster, New York

Livingston Manor Fly Fishing club lies on the banks of the Willowemoc, the birthplace of fly fishing in America, and is built on this very idea. But rather than limit ourselves to the sport of fly fishing, we aim to introduce our guests and members to a slower pace of life, where you become more connected to your natural environment and more connected to one another. Regardless of whether or not you fish. The club is housed in two lovingly restored buildings in the heart of the quaint town of Livingston Manor, and extends to five acres of riverfront estate. Livingston Manor, New York

LIBBA (Long Island Beach Buggy Association) is a volunteer based organization committed to the conservation of our Long Island beaches while protecting the right to access these same Long Island beaches for our past, present and importantly, for your future generations to come.

The Long Island Flyrodders (LIFR) is a club dedicated to the sport of fly fishing. LIFR was born in 1981 and organized as a structured club in 1985 by a handful of dedicated fly fishermen from Long Island and Queens. Today, the club consists of more than 200 members and is the leading fly fishing club in the East. Hicksville, New York

We banded together. Picked up shovels. Rolled rocks. Planted trees. Together we’ve built coalitions. Passed state and federal laws to protect our rivers. We will build on our legacy of accomplishment and together we will inspire a larger, younger, and more diverse array of conservation advocates. Our Territory is Central NY, but we focus mainly on Oneida and Herkimer County. Also referred to as the foothills of the Adirondacks, our chapter focuses on the drainage basins of the Mohawk River, Black River, and West Canada Creek. New York Mills, New York

Join us and help us protect you rights! The Montauk Surfcasters Association is a non-profit organization that preserves and protects the privilege to fish on Long Island. Montauk, New York

Our Mission: 1: To promote and encourage the sport of fishing, including baitcasting, flycasting,and other forms of fishing; 2: to aid in the formulation and establishment of sound policies and practices designed to conserve, restore, protect, and safely regulate natural resources in this state; 3: to coordinate and stimulate the efforts of individuals and organizations interested in conservation; 4: to raise pubic awareness regarding recreational fishing and conservation; 5: to enter into contracts and agreements and to do any acts necessary to further its charitable purposes.

Established in 1981, the NYSF is a non-for-profit organization, with approximately 30,000 supporters and members. Recognized nationally and locally at all levels of government, the Federation is the voice of all recreational fishers. Our continued dedication to preserving the marine habitat, maintaining the bio-diversity of our marine resources, through sound management practices, regulations, and laws and promoting Sportfishing, educating youngsters on stewardship and education through public awareness, are recognized by all! Forest Hills, New York

Imagine Rivers, Streams, and Creeks in New York State without Trout or Salmon. One species, wild Brook Trout, New York State's official fish, is threatened and vulnerable because their range has contracted significantly due to environmental and other factors. The good news: together, you can work with us to save New York’s Brook Trout.The New York State Council of Trout Unlimited is committed to protecting, reconnecting, restoring, and sustaining New York’s coldwater fisheries and watersheds. The New York State Council advocates for the prudent management of these resources and participates in policy development. We organize and supervise people performing on-the-ground stream improvements and partner with other conservation groups and governmental agencies. Finally, we help educate future conservation champions and environmental stewards and build community through outreach initiatives. Hicksville, New York

New York The Bass Federation (NYTBF) is an affiliate state chapter of The Bass Federation, the original grass roots bass fishing organization who's motto "Owned by those we serve, dedicated to the sport of fishing" embodies the very essence of who we are and what we do. Our organization is committed to providing something for people of all ages and gender. We offer youth, high school, collegiate, adult and team tournaments, you need not own a boat to participate and regardless of your on the water experience we're certain you'll find like-minded folks within our group. We fish all across the state and with the support of our local and national sponsors we're pleased to offer area anglers additional opportunities to enjoy New York's diverse bass fishery. Utica, New York

The Niagara Musky Association (NMA) was formed in 1994 with the mission to preserve and enhance the Niagara River and Buffalo Harbor musky fisheries through education, conservation, research and camaraderie. The principle tenet of the NMA is the catch and release of trophy muskellunge. North Tonawanda, New York

The North Brookhaven Sport Fishermen Club Inc. founded May 20 1970 is one of the north shore's oldest and most respected fishing clubs. As a club we stress the values of environmental conservation and sportsmanship. Mount Sinai, New York

The North Fork Captains Association is a dedicated organization of professional mariners that provide decades of experience to anglers that sail with them. At present, boats sail from Southold, Greenport, and Orient Point. The vessels of the North Fork Captains Association provide anglers with various sailing times, and options for open boat, and private charter excursions that can accommodate fly-casting, or wheel chair accessibility needs. The North Fork Captains Association is devoted to providing anglers with exciting, and enjoyable outings on the beautifully scenic, calm waters, of Long Island's North Fork, New York.

New York Muskies Inc. Chapter 69 was established in 2012 with the purpose of giving its anglers and supporters a stronger voice in New York State. Supporting the surrounding bodies of the esox populated waters and educating its anglers with the goal of promoting successful catch & release. We are looking to grow our membership both upstate & downstate, instate and out of state with conservation minded individuals seeking goals similar to ours. Rochester, New York

New York State offers the absolute finest in Licensed Professional Guides through the New York State Outdoor Guides Association. The New York State Outdoor Guides Association (NYSOGA) was originally founded on June 28, 1891 and reorganized in 1981. NYSOGA represents guides from every part of New York State, with its organizational structure following that of the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation's "regional" lines. Lake Placid, New York

We are a bass fishing club located in Orange County, New York. Meetings are held the first Tuesday of every month in Middletown, New York