Oswego Tourism

Pulaski native, Stan Oulette, with a 10-pointer he took with a bow on the northern side of the Northern-Southern Zone line near his home. Most deer hunters agree your best bet for bringing home the […]

 LOTAC member, John Wehrle, holding up a bag of trash he collected while fishing the Salmon River If anyone happened to be fishing along the Salmon River on Saturday, November 13th, they probably noticed something […]

Skinny Creek Chromers are as big and beautiful as their big water counterparts. This fall has seen rainfall just short of biblical proportions. So much, in fact, the Oswego River has been all but unwadeable […]

Mike with his biggest brown ever! Runs of coho and kings have petered out on the Salmon River. Still, some can be found in the whitewater…And they’re huge. I saw a king landed on October […]

Oneida Lake is on the edge. Fishing the surf. To the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation, it’s the biggest geographic feature splitting the state into northern and southern tiers. For meteorologists, it marks […]

Travel down memory lane this weekend with Oswego County Historian Justin White as he recounts Oswego’s Kingsford family history at the Richardson-Bates House Museum. The museum itself was once the home of another well-known Oswego […]