How to CATCH stripers from shore, Hudson River
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- Опубліковано 6 тра 2020
- Went to the river, caught some bait, used some rocks and caught a striper! The beginning of the video is dark and tough to see, just keep watching. The purpose is to share with you the experience exactly how it happens. It's dark, it's early, my morning begins in darkness. Enjoy!
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Up around Poughkeepsie?
Fished Stripers in that river when I was a kid. We had a great time.
You took me back a long way. I miss the river. Thanks man
Hey Michael! Yes, I fish the Highland side when fishing from shore. Thanks for commenting!
Nice size fish! I normally fish that area on the jersey side. Might have to cross the bridge and try that area. Thanks for posting!
Very nice S.Bass
Where fishing spot at, can you tell me.
Nice technique you use there. Nice fish as well. There “She” goes. Fat female full of eggs. Good release. 👍🏼
What is the name of this fish, friends?
We did something similar over here on the West Coast in Oakland, almost identical to your method, but we used live saltwater gobies (mud suckers) instead of herring. 😎🎣📹👍
Thanks for watching and commenting! People often ask, “Why don’t you just use bait runners? If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.🤷🏻♂️ Check out my IG account if you haven’t already, and see the two I caught the following day. Tight lines!
Put a baitrunner on your Christmas list, bub. I put it off for years myself.. Absolutely worth it.
That would be too easy lol
Is that Poughkeepsie
Highland side
1 year later seeing this but damn do respect the hustle. That so impressive
Thanks! The season is starting up real soon, new vids to come! Thanks for watching!
Nice fish, wish I was down that way I fish the Troy damn as far north as they can go in the Hudson. Only got one small one this year 20+ inches 8-10lb range
Nice! Keep at it man! Tight lines!
wow i fish on the hudson over 15 years, i will use your technique.
Good luck!!!
This is badass
I’m headed to the Hudson in may any recommendation on a location. I’ve had luck right in Albany but I’ll take any advice
I’d stick with what you know. I often tell people to fish where you can. These fish are all over the river, just gotta have bait in the water and find a hungry one! Good luck!
Cool. What type of rig setup are you using?
30lb mono tied to three way swivel. The hook is tied to 50lb mono with 36” leader ( why 50lb? Rocks are sharp), lastly I use a three ounce sinker on 15lb mono and about 38”-40” in length.
Fishing for a Blair Witch
Cool. What is in your square net that attracts herrings? What is reel, line size, and pool? Thank you!
There’s nothing in the net. I reel a swim bait over the net to catch the first herring, which then is placed on my line. That herring then attracts others.
Thought herring fishing was outlawed or is that saltwater only
It’s legal in the Hudson.
Where is that? Also do lures ever work at this spot?
Head lamp?
I am looking for a good spot for fishing would you help me with that?
Is that one of John's scap net set-ups?
I got just the net from John a few years back. The frame I made.
how are you catching the bait? Are they swimming over your net or are you using something to attract them ?
Swim bait to attract the first one. Lift every cast until one is caught. After that, let the fish do the work to attract others and lift when they come over net.
@@RDO156 thank you. I live in sleepy hollow and shore fish the Hudson. Have not had much luck last Couple of months
@@howarda4227 nice! I’m looking forward to this season. Best of luck to you and if you have any more questions please reach out to me. Tight lines brother!
@@RDO156 I'm new to strippers plan on going, can u tell me how to get there, I'm from Northern New Jersey. Never caught one. Also need someone to show me advise me. Email me at stickbowman.rt@gmail.com or message. 973 494 1920 , even pay for guiding help. Thanks rich tiberio
@@richtiberio530 my advice would be get yourself a place to sit along the river. If you can’t catch herring yourself, buy some. If you can’t buy live herring and have you use chunks that’s okay, but you’ll also get hits from eels and catfish which gets annoying. You can also purchase bloodworms however once again, you’re opening yourself up to catch other species. I use a 3 oz sinker which hangs just below my hook, which is on a 36” leader.
Give it try and good luck!
What part of Hudson River?
Poughkeepsie area.
Do you hook in mouth with circle hook as well?
Yes
Kool
Hi, will throwing large jerkbaits and plugs work?
Thanks!
Where I fish, no. I mean I suppose you could get lucky....guys troll with them....There are several anglers out there I’ve seen on UA-cam videos that do use jerkbaits from shore but they are fishing the flats, shallows etc. . It always amazes me how well they do with them. I’ve been fishing the same location for 29 yrs from shore and everyone fishes the bottom with either bloodworms, live herring or herring chucks.
And if you try it and are successful, let me know!
@@RDO156 Thank you for the quick reply sir.
Looking to come here next week.
Tight Lines!
Can you do the open bail trick with bloodworms?
You can do the open bail trick with anything you want. I personally wouldn’t do it but that’s just me. I don’t want to be bothered with eels, catfish, perch etc. They sometimes will pull the rocks/stick and it gets to be annoying. Learned that from experience. All personal preference, try it and see how it works for you. Good luck! Let me know!
use circle hooks.
Unfortunately I have to use circle hooks this year.
@@RDO156 you mean fortunately
@@6atlantis not quite, but I do know why they mandated circle hooks this year. Guess I better get to liking them!
Isnt that all railroad property and posted
@@alredhornbeam6598 yes, CSX put up posted signs few years ago. Though I didn’t need to, I called their office at the time and asked a few questions, it went well.
Awesome fish man! What size circle hook do u recommend 4 stripers? cuz ive filmed two vids tryna catch stripers on bunker and bloodworm but got a ton of catfish instead
WC Fishing I would recommend using a 5/0 circle hook. Good Luck!
Hey bud! Would clam or bunker or shrimp also work in the Hudson River
I tried chucks of bunker last year for the first time and was unsuccessful however that could have just been a bad day. I know stripers are known to eat the three you mentioned but in my experience the most common and successful baits in the Hudson are bloodworms, herring and eels.
@@RDO156 I mean I tried shrimp and caught schoolies not that big though
@@RDO156 do you know any spot near Kingston
@@jimmywang9535 not off hand. Never fished up that way.
so you throw your dinner back?? please dont tell me a few thousand people with fishing poles "deplete the stock". foreign net boats devastate our fishing but we are told its us fishermen with one pole?
I don’t make the rules my man....
@@RDO156 so you kept the one?? comment is pretty general message not really aimed at you...I am 20 minutes south of you and fished the hudson all my life..caught 2 small ones...had to go ocean fishing to get 58 pounder 2 years ago...tore my rotator cuff bringing him in...thought it was a shark..LOL
@@PeterOkeefe54 I knew your comment wasn’t directed towards me, all good! I knew where you coming from.... For years I’ve heard people say the commercial fisherman are the problem. The weekend warrior catching herring for bait a few times a month I also don’t think is depleting the population either. It’s only a matter of time before we’re not allowed to even catch and use herring for bait. I’m praying that doesn’t happen but it wouldn’t surprise me if it does. As for your striper, that had to be a tank!!! Congrats! I’ve caught many stripers over the years but never one that big! As for me keeping stripers, I release them. I used to eat them as a kid if the ol’man wanted one but now it’s all for sport.
@@RDO156 took a 12 pound blackfish near newprt RI last year..best eating fish EVER!! better than cobia. wont freeze them..ever. Even blues go to the table. Wife is a nurse in group homes and the carribean staff cook the blues to perfection..guys lovem
@@PeterOkeefe54 as a kid I ate blues, very good if cooked correctly.