Bowling

Hit a Few Pins with your family, go out for an evening with friends, or find a challenge by joining a league at the area bowling lanes. Cattaraugus County has five bowling alleys located all throughout the County.

Go for a strike at Central Lanes in Salamanca - 191 Central Ave. (716) 945-9819

Bowl a game and then play some video games at the arcarde room at Good Times of Olean in Olean - 800R East State St. (716) 379-8210

Meet the gang for a round of golf, then the family for some bowling at the Ischua Valley Country Club Lanes in Franklinville - 8093 Rt. 16 (716) 676-3630

Have some good food and good fun at K & L Lanes in Gowanda- 10 Buffalo St. (716) 532-9791

Pizza, arcade games, and a brightly colored lights!!! Check out Tim & Bonnies in Ellicottville for all day fun!- Elizabeth St. (716) 699-9021.

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Top 10 site for Steelhead Fishing

Cattaraugus Creek has been listed in the top 10 sites for Steelhead Fishing (rainbow trout fishing) by 2 outdoor magazines. Steelhead Trout AKA Rainbow trout are very similar to Salmon in both taste and habits. Unlike other areas of the United States, our native Rainbow trout (Steelhead Trout) spend a majority of time in Lake Erie a freshwater lake and spawn in the Cattaraugus Creek and other tributaries.

The following is from the New York State Dept. of Environmental Conservation's article "Steelhead Fishing in Lake Erie Tributaries"

Lake Erie's tributary streams, both big and small, receive an annual run of migratory rainbow trout called "steelhead." From October through April, thousands of steelhead ascend New York's Lake Erie tributaries on their mission to spawn. Excellent fishing opportunities await any angler who wishes to try their hand at steelhead fishing. Between the acrobatic leaps, long drag-screaming runs and rod quaking head shakes, the fight of an early run steelhead is a truly exhilarating experience.