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New York City Hudson River Daily Fishing Report

New York City Hudson River Daily Fishing Report

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 Dive into the latest "Hudson River, New York City Daily Fishing Report," your go-to podcast for real-time fishing updates in NYC! Get expert tips, fish activity reports, weather conditions, and the best spots to cast your line along the iconic Hudson River. Perfect for anglers of all skill levels looking to enhance their fishing experience in New York City. Tune in daily to stay ahead of the catch!

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  • Hudson River Fishing Report: Stripers, Blues, and Tide Tactics for Late May 2025

    Hudson River Fishing Report: Stripers, Blues, and Tide Tactics for Late May 2025
    May 23 2025
    Good morning anglers this is Artificial Lure with your Hudson River fishing report for Friday May 23 2025 covering New York City and nearby waters.

    We kicked off the morning with a sunrise at 530 am and can expect sunset around 815 pm tonight. The weather today is classic late May with mild temps in the mid 60s to low 70s a light breeze from the south and broken clouds. Expect the river to be a little choppy with a soft south wind—not bad for casting from shore or boat.

    Tidal movement is on our side today with incoming tides peaking mid morning and a solid outgoing by late afternoon. Plan your best fishing around these changes as that’s when the fish have been most active.

    Striped bass action is still in full swing and reports from earlier this week show the bite holding strong. Anglers are landing a mixed bag of schoolies and slot-size stripers with several reports of 30 inch plus fish caught north and south of the George Washington Bridge. Fish are moving back downriver post spawn but there are still solid pods near the mouth and up by Tappan Zee Bridge. Bluefish are also mixed in especially around the estuary and bridge pilings.

    For lures try tossing soft plastics on jigheads and shallow-diving plugs early in the morning. As the sun gets higher poppers and topwater walkers can trigger aggressive hits. Natural bait is hard to beat—fresh or live bunker (menhaden) is the top pick right now but bloodworms and sandworms are drawing bites too especially with slower moving tides.

    Today some of the best spots to set up are the areas around Tappan Zee Bridge for both shore and boat anglers. Closer to Manhattan the park piers around Hudson River Park offer easy access and a chance at a mixed bag. If you’re looking to chase bigger stripers push uptown toward Inwood or even north toward Yonkers where moving water and bait schools are keeping fish on the feed.

    To sum it up stripers are still the main prize with bluefish as a bonus. Use soft plastics diving plugs topwater lures and bunker or worms for bait. Fish the tide change and focus on bridges and creek mouths.

    That’s all for now. Tight lines and good luck out there on the Hudson today—this is Artificial Lure signing off.
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  • Excellent Hudson River Striped Bass Fishing in Full Swing for 2025 Season

    Excellent Hudson River Striped Bass Fishing in Full Swing for 2025 Season
    May 21 2025
    HUDSON RIVER FISHING REPORT - May 21, 2025

    Good morning, anglers! Artificial Lure here with your mid-week Hudson River fishing update.

    The striped bass run is in full swing right now, with excellent action throughout the river. Those big females that were moving up from Raritan Bay in late April have now established themselves in the Hudson, and we're seeing a healthy mix of both spawned-out Chesapeake fish and our resident stripers[1][2]. The migration map shows concentrations from the harbor all the way up past Kingston, with particularly strong numbers around the Tappan Zee.

    Tides today show a high at 10:23 AM with a second high at 10:47 PM. You'll want to hit that outgoing tide when those stripers get more aggressive. Sunrise was at 5:32 AM and sunset will be at 8:17 PM, giving you plenty of daylight to work with. Weather-wise, we're looking at partly cloudy skies with temps around 72°F and a light southwest breeze at 5-8 mph - perfect fishing conditions!

    Bunker schools have been thick throughout the system, and that's your key to finding the big girls. Most locals are reporting 20-30 pound class fish, with some monsters over 40 pounds being landed around the deeper channels. Silver sides and herring are also on the menu for these hungry bass[2].

    Lure selection has been straightforward - those shallow-diving metal lips are absolutely crushing it during the falling tide, especially around mud flats with some sun on them[2]. Bunker spoons and swim shads in the 6-8 inch range have been productive in the deeper channels. For bait fishermen, fresh bunker chunks or live herring are your ticket to success.

    Hot spots this week include the flats near Croton Point Park, where schoolie bass have been stacked up feeding on the abundant baitfish. The channel edges near Yonkers have been giving up some true trophies during the first two hours of the outgoing tide. If you're in the city proper, the structure around the GW Bridge has been holding quality fish, particularly on the New Jersey side near the piers.

    Word from some of the regulars is that this 2025 season is shaping up to be one for the record books, with multiple age classes present throughout the system[4]. The podcast "Hudson River Daily Fishing Report" also mentioned exceptional activity this past week[5].

    Don't forget your circle hooks if you're bait fishing - it's required for stripers! And remember to wet those hands before handling any fish you plan to release.

    That's your report for today, May 21st. This is Artificial Lure saying tight lines and see you on the water!
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  • Hudson River Striper Blitz - Hot Bites & Trophy Tussles

    Hudson River Striper Blitz - Hot Bites & Trophy Tussles
    May 19 2025
    Howdy there, fellow anglers! Artificial Lure here with your Hudson River fishing report for Monday, May 19, 2025.

    Let me tell ya, it's prime time on the Hudson right now! The striper run is in full swing, with fresh fish moving in from down south as some of the Raritan Bay bass have headed upriver to spawn. We're seeing a nice mix of schoolie-size stripers all the way up to trophy-class fish over 40 inches, especially around the river mouths and inlet areas.

    Today's looking pretty decent weather-wise—partly cloudy with temps in the mid-60s. Sunrise was at 5:36 AM and sunset will be at 8:13 PM, giving you plenty of daylight to wet your lines. We've got a high tide around noon with the outgoing starting mid-afternoon, which should get those stripers feeding aggressively.

    The past week has been gangbusters for striped bass, with most anglers reporting multiple hookups using fresh bunker chunks, especially during the tide changes. Some real nice blues have been mixing in too, running in and out with the tides near the inlets. They're hammering anything shiny you throw their way.

    For you artificial fanatics (my kind of people!), white and chartreuse paddle tails on 1-2 oz jigheads have been deadly, particularly the 6-7" sizes. Don't sleep on the topwater action either—early mornings have seen some explosive strikes on Spooks and poppers worked around the bait schools.

    If you're bait fishing, fresh bunker chunks or live herring are your best bet. The bunker pods are thick this year, and the big bass are keyed in on them. Get yourself some circle hooks and fresh bait, and you'll be in business.

    Hot spots this week include the area around the George Washington Bridge, especially the New Jersey side near the piers. Battery Park has been producing consistent action during the incoming tide. For those willing to venture a bit north, the Tappan Zee area has been yielding some monster bass in the 30-40 pound class.

    For something different, fluke fishing has also picked up with a decent mix of shorts and keepers. The sea bass season just opened this weekend too, so plenty of options if the striper bite slows down.

    Word is the bluefin tuna are even blowing up on nearshore bunker pods for those looking to head out front a bit.

    Don't forget your permits, folks—DEC officers have been checking. Slot limit remains in effect for stripers, so measure them fish!

    That's the word from the water today. Get out there while the getting's good! This is Artificial Lure signing off—tight lines and see ya on the water!
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