2022 Striper Reports
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There are still a few striper slips available at Marlboro Yacht Club. Private message me with your email address and I'll send you an application. We'll soon have 93 Octane NON-ETHANOL gasoline with automated self serve 24/7 credit card access. The gas is available now but a member must be present to conduct the transaction. We should be online mid April. Goddamn chip shortage!!
Great but I'll have to apply for a loan to fill up my boat.
We need to get boarding parties to get the barges full of fuel.......ahhhhrrrrr a vast y swabies!!!
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They are in the Hudson year round...
But aren't the ones that overwinter dinks/small? I can't remember anyone here posting a big fish before spring or after summer.
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Well I guess this confirms the fish are getting active. These ****ers do this every year it seems. Good job goes out to the ECO's. Because of people like this, one day our sport is going to get shortened or shut down altogether.
Striped Bass Details – Westchester, Rockland, Orange, and Putnam Counties
![DEC police stand in front of work vehicle with illegal stripped base on the ground]()
On Feb. 12, ECOs Tompkins, Thibodeau, and Franz conducted a fishing enforcement detail in Westchester County prioritizing anglers taking out-of-season striped bass. The Officers patrolled Oscawana Island Park in the town of Cortlandt and Croton Point Park in the village of Croton-on-Hudson. During the detail, ECOs observed several anglers taking and keeping out-of-season fish. The ECOs issued 17 citations for violations including possessing out-of-season fish and fishing without a valid license. The Officers seized 30 striped bass from violators and released many of the fish back into the Hudson River. The rest of the fish were donated to a local wolf conservation center.
On Feb. 21, ECOs in Orange, Rockland, Westchester, and Putnam counties conducted a joint detail along the Hudson River to stop illegal striped bass activity. Officers wrote a total of 16 summonses and discovered 33 out-of-season striped bass. The striped bass season runs from April 1 to Nov. 30 on the Hudson River. In 2015, New York reduced harvest due to a decline in the coastal spawning stock, resulting in a slot limit of 18 to 28 inches in length for the Hudson River. Striped bass is an ecologically, recreationally, and economically important migratory fish species in New York. The Hudson River acts as a nursery for newly hatched young bass. Striped bass seized during the detail were returned to the water or donated to the Wolf Conservancy in Westchester County
Striped Bass Details – Westchester, Rockland, Orange, and Putnam Counties
On Feb. 21, ECOs in Orange, Rockland, Westchester, and Putnam counties conducted a joint detail along the Hudson River to stop illegal striped bass activity. Officers wrote a total of 16 summonses and discovered 33 out-of-season striped bass. The striped bass season runs from April 1 to Nov. 30 on the Hudson River. In 2015, New York reduced harvest due to a decline in the coastal spawning stock, resulting in a slot limit of 18 to 28 inches in length for the Hudson River. Striped bass is an ecologically, recreationally, and economically important migratory fish species in New York. The Hudson River acts as a nursery for newly hatched young bass. Striped bass seized during the detail were returned to the water or donated to the Wolf Conservancy in Westchester County
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We've caught them up to 35" in the fall up this way
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Well I guess this confirms the fish are getting active. These ****ers do this every year it seems. Good job goes out to the ECO's. Because of people like this, one day our sport is going to get shortened or shut down altogether.
Striped Bass Details – Westchester, Rockland, Orange, and Putnam Counties
On Feb. 12, ECOs Tompkins, Thibodeau, and Franz conducted a fishing enforcement detail in Westchester County prioritizing anglers taking out-of-season striped bass. The Officers patrolled Oscawana Island Park in the town of Cortlandt and Croton Point Park in the village of Croton-on-Hudson. During the detail, ECOs observed several anglers taking and keeping out-of-season fish. The ECOs issued 17 citations for violations including possessing out-of-season fish and fishing without a valid license. The Officers seized 30 striped bass from violators and released many of the fish back into the Hudson River. The rest of the fish were donated to a local wolf conservation center.![DEC police stand in front of work vehicle with illegal stripped base on the ground]()
On Feb. 21, ECOs in Orange, Rockland, Westchester, and Putnam counties conducted a joint detail along the Hudson River to stop illegal striped bass activity. Officers wrote a total of 16 summonses and discovered 33 out-of-season striped bass. The striped bass season runs from April 1 to Nov. 30 on the Hudson River. In 2015, New York reduced harvest due to a decline in the coastal spawning stock, resulting in a slot limit of 18 to 28 inches in length for the Hudson River. Striped bass is an ecologically, recreationally, and economically important migratory fish species in New York. The Hudson River acts as a nursery for newly hatched young bass. Striped bass seized during the detail were returned to the water or donated to the Wolf Conservancy in Westchester County
What people eat fish out of the Hudson River?
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The same idiots that kill and cook an opossum. See the article from On The Water magazine/website.
www.onthewater.com
Opossum-Eating Striper Poacher Busted in New York - On The Water
There’s a headline I never thought I’d write.
www.onthewater.com
So, even the possum was out of season?The same idiots that kill and cook an opossum. See the article from On The Water magazine/website.
Opossum-Eating Striper Poacher Busted in New York - On The Water
There’s a headline I never thought I’d write.
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Yes - out of season and also shot in the parking lot!
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People are freaking dumb
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Yes...most of the holdovers are under 20" but every now and then someone catches a big one..............proof that some of them stay.
Those are the same fish that people eat out of the ocean. 😱The same idiots that kill and cook an opossum. See the article from On The Water magazine/website.
Opossum-Eating Striper Poacher Busted in New York - On The Water
There’s a headline I never thought I’d write.
The ones that hang out in New Bedford harbor are probably worse.......
Only cats at the lb . .
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Dangerous Fish Discovered in Hudson River Near Poughkeepsie
It's a nightmare scenario that could end fishing in the Hudson River as we know it.
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