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thats a far cry from 25 footers , thought maybe they would have been bigger than 5 to 7

Did anyone hear how big the waves actually got during the storm

Hey legacy thanks for the videos !! there great !! I was wondering what it looked like out there and to think I was out around that breaker wall in a 12ft deep v fishing for browns many years ago !!!

to bad we cant get a live feed live of that picture with the lighthouse in it , it looks like the ocean !!!!

where can I find a live webcam of the oswego harbor , none of the cameras im finding are working

thanks for the info doc , i will remember to try the top 10 ft of water first

Am i reading that that right , salmon and browns down 2 to 10 ft thought they would be deeper but with the cold water temps they could be just about anywhere just didn't expect them to be that shallow

Yes I am fishing the Newburgh area , how far north would I have to go to get into some good trolling areas , beautiful pics !!!

p3434 you mentioned shallow water what about a live herring in say 17 ft drifting with the current any good

p3434 what did that big cow weigh !!

The shipping is a extra 30.00 so its really expensive getting them sent in but at least you have some bait

Hey Lunderdog nice striper there , we are drifting with blood worms two people running 4 rods , hooked and played close to 40 stripers including alot of small jacks which as you know always steal your worm landed a couple in the 32" to 34 " range and got two nice slot fish in the 22' range and lost quite a few . Using circle hooks with egg sinkers , still looking for the 40 incher 'to 34'' range

ok guys I will give it a try , can,t wait to get fishing again !!!!

I've thought about taking the down-riggers down and trying them but you see very few guys trolling if any and the bloodworms definitely work the best . Hudson river bait shop is way north of the area we fish , there is only one bait shop where we fish and they can't keep up with the demand and won't put any aside for you to pick up when you get there , its first come first serve , I'm going to try regular nitecrawlers with fishbites and see how it works was hoping someone had tried it already or found something similar that might work

We fish the Hudson river every spring for stripers and every year we have a hard time finding bloodworms and they are very expensive to boot 1.00 ea , buy a flat 144 worms enough for a day when there biting good and your dropping 144.00 dollars just for bait !!! was wondering if anyone here is familiar with the fishery down there and if regular nitecrawlers would work or something from power bait Co .or maybe a fishbite along with a nitecrawler .

I would consider selling my copy if anyone is looking for one , like i said its signed Nov..19TH 1984 copyright 1975 second edition in excellent condition .Make a offer