Once the fish is out of the water

WRVO | By Julia Botero

Published November 1, 2014 at 8:35 AM EDT

Parts of Oswego county see a lot of business during fishing season. After a day on the Salmon River. fishermen can stop at campgrounds and shacks along State Route 13 in Pulaski to have their catch filleted, smoked, or turned into steaks. WRVO reporter Julia Botero visited Stoney's Pineville Campground for a behind-the-scenes look at what happens after the big fish are out of the water.

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