The 2026 NYSCC Spring Meeting is set to take place in Region 8 - Livingston County, home to the oldest fish hatchery in New York and the Western Hemisphere.

Join fellow members for a weekend meeting that brings together people who are passionate about our mission. The weekend begins on Friday evening with an informal meet-up at RIT Conference & Event Center, offering a relaxed opportunity to connect, share stories, and meet like-minded individuals.

On Saturday at the Conesus Lake Sportsmen’s Club, attendees will take part in collaborative work sessions, engaging in meaningful discussion and idea-sharing with others committed to outdoor tradition. See firsthand how the council works for you. The day will conclude with a group dinner at Jeremiah’s Tavern, providing time to unwind, continue conversations, and strengthen connections.

The meeting wraps up on Sunday with a guided tour of the Caledonia Fish Hatchery, the oldest in New York and the Western Hemisphere, offering a behind-the-scenes look at local fisheries management and conservation efforts in action. The hatchery is part of the modernization plan that was announced in May 2025.

The Spring Meeting will blend collaboration, education, and community - making it a rewarding weekend for anyone dedicated to sustaining our outdoor heritage.