Striper Migration Report | April 12, 2024
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- Опубліковано 27 вер 2024
- In Week 3 of our 14-week Striper Migration Report videos, Assistant Editor, Matt Haeffner, gets in touch with Joe Albanese of the Hudson River Fisherman's Association, and Kevin Ryan of Tog Candy Jigs, to discuss the current state of the spring migration in and around New York City. Joe covers what the spawning run looks like in the Hudson River this week, as well as the importance of a strong run of river herring and bunker in the Hudson each spring. Then, Kevin Ryan fills us in on the fresh wave of migratory fish outside of New York Harbor, the ideal water temps for fishing flutter spoons around bunker schools, and how to differentiate between resident stripers and migratory fish.
A big push of migratory stripers from 28 to 35 inches made their way into the NY Bight as ocean water temperatures steadily climbed to 50 degrees this week. Meanwhile, in the Long Island Sound, schoolies continue to press north and east toward Block Island Sound, and Chesapeake spawning conditions are approaching their peak with water temps hitting 58 degrees.
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It's about to pop-off!
Kevin is the man!
I believe a lot of these fish are now entering from offshore of New Jersey, those first satellite tags put in bass proves that by that summer that those fish were off of the Massachusetts Coast on the continental shelf
Thanks for all the updates bud.
They're here in upstate NY big girls and schoolies. bloodworms, herring, and lures all working. The slot size has been changed again also.
Are we talking upper Hudson like North of peekskill?
@@dandeflavis7004 they're all the way up into Albany and Troy
I love the way the locals hold it down. Heard stories. Respect! I wana hang out and get on a ripper bite of Striper bad. Bonito even better.. Fall is best?
Invaluable!
I been catching and releasing striped bass on jamaica bay they hitting green crabs and frozen bunker
I currently live near Poughkeepsie, the striper bite is dead right now. Probably haven't reached us yet
Was catching striper and herring since Thursday all the way up in Kingston 😂😂😂
@@edfevans oh? care to share any tips?
Can’t wait…….tight lines 🎣
We rippin lips as far as Troy don’t sleep boys get out there
If you don't mind my asking i know Barometric Pressure will affect the fish bite in freshwater is it the same for saltwater?
I heard no or to lesser degree.
Come here fishy fishy. We are waiting for you on vineyard sound and bay side
Caught my first one in Connecticut this morning
What’d you use? I’m in Hudson Valley near the beacon bridge, the shop I used to buy blood worms from isn’t opening this year sadly, not sure what to try out
@@deanrodriguez5067 8" mackerel swimbait
@@deanrodriguez5067 i use to use Ceelys too .... have been going down to CROTON BAIT and gonna try LEES sporting goods in haverstraw and ARTS bait in nanuet .....
The reason the Chesapeake is declining is due to the amount of Menhaden being removed by commercial boats.
Why are they taking so much bunker?
@@VictorF0326 omega trawlers, bunker gets bought by omega or turned into fertilizer, dog food, make up. I watch the fuckers do it all fall right on the Maryland line but on the Virginia side... it sucks
@@VictorF0326 My state of Virginia will not ban commercial netting in the bay. They also refuse to monitor any bycatch that these commercial nets release. Basically, it’s big business
ThANKS FOR the report ... I am a HRFA member and fish in the Newburgh area and want to point out I believe the regulation change mentioned north of the GW did not sound correct ... this is what Jessica Best from the DEC sent that I received March 27th:
"in the Hudson River north of the GW bridge, NY proposed changing the keeper slot from 18-28” to 23-28”. This was approved by the ASMFC striped bass board on March 26th. DEC will now move forward with emergency regulations to get the new rules in place by May 1st, as required by ASMFC."
Shit is dead in nyc right now
Got one in Connecticut this morning, just one though
@@NessieTheCattthis is usually the time that I start looking for smaller schoolies. Can't go today because it's way too windy. Maybe next week near the Connecticut River mouth.
@snakeeyes9246 yea I would have stayed but wind started picking up. They are out there already. And that's exactly what it was. Just a small guy but it's a good sign. Will be out there next weekend. Maybe I'll see you out there