Paddle in the Hudson

I thought this would be a rad thread about the upper/upper Hudson... my bad.

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Originally Posted by nutmegchoi

They say the Hudson is “clean enough”.
This particular fish was pull out of Long Island sound.



Speaking of fish, I got a few more to share from our beach.
(our prewar coop has private beach off of Long Island Sound).



Boyfriend’s.

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I don’t fish often.
But when I do, I catch a shark.

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I love Bluefish cheeks. We used to catch so many Bluefish on party boats in NY/NJ in the '70s (20-30 each in 7 hrs.) that we ate a lot of bluefish sandwiches.

We would frequently catch 30+lb. stripers off the jetty in Long Branch.

Rowing in the Hudson sounds like it would have made a good Seinfeld episode.

Sandshark belly strips makes great fluke bait.

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Originally Posted by Lupolicious

I thought this would be a rad thread about the upper/upper Hudson... my bad.

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post stoke or stfu

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Whole different river in Albany
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Piermont Marsh and Sparkill Creek
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but these waters have been pretty darn rough as of late

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Originally Posted by cat in january

Crowded water way like that rules of the road change. Little boat needs to stay out of the way of the big boat.

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+1

.....Fwiw..paddling/kayaking experiences on the Hudson's headwaters was the terrific rush in either an OC-1 or ww-kayak for the springtime-for-life adrenalin & enjoyment! ..Bear in mind this was back in the mid-60s! Haven't returned since life + Lyme took me to the Boston and now Maine areas, but the ADKs are a terrific playground and various forms of PT are accomplishing many goals for enjoyment.

beautiful!!! the houses in the third picture are awesome