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The river drains the Adirondack Mountains. The Hudson is named after Henry Hudson, who first explored it, in The river, and it's estuary, are the second most important nursery for the spawning of striped bass, second only to the Chesapeake Bay and it's river systems. Spawning stripers enter the Hudson River in late March and early April and can remain until late May. They follow, and feed, on shad and river herring, who also migrate up the river to spawn in the spring. Striped bass go up the river in the spring as far as the Federal Dam at Troy N.

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OUTDOORS; BASS ARE BITING IN THE HUDSON

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One really has to wonder what the real numbers are when it comes to striped bass mortality. Likewise, bycatch mortality from gill nets and draggers, and unreported catch numbers are equally suspect. What I do know is that over a lifetime of being on and around the water, speaking and hanging with recreational fishermen, for-hire captains and mates, dragger captains, baymen and many others who play or earn a living from our marine waters, the problem runs far deeper than most would imagine. That makes it all the more important for the fishing public to lend their ears and eyes to illegal fishing activities.

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FROM A MOUNTAINTOP TO 1,000 FATHOMS DEEP

The wine-growers carry cheerful faces now, for along with the luxuriant abundance that has marked the growth of other fruits, the grape is worthily conspicuous. Having visited the Croton Point vineyards while the luxuriant harvest was at its height, some things were observed which you may find noticeable. Almost within sight of Manhattan Island, a narrow point projects suddenly from the main land into the Hudson, whose waters wash its west bank, the Croton River forming its eastern boundary. This grassy, well-wooded point divides the river into two bays—the one lying above called Haverstraw, and the one below, Tappan Zee—names whose origin needs no explanation to New-Yorkers.

One really has to wonder what the real numbers are when it comes to striped bass mortality. Likewise, bycatch mortality from gill nets and draggers, and unreported catch numbers are equally suspect. What I do know is that over a lifetime of being on and around the water, speaking and hanging with recreational fishermen, for-hire captains and mates, dragger captains, baymen and many others who play or earn a living from our marine waters, that the problem runs far deeper than most would imagine. That makes it all the more important for the fishing public to lend their ears and eyes to illegal fishing activities.