Growing up in NYC I never even thought of fishing East River or Jamaica Bay in the 70's. Things have changed immensely for fishermen. With clean water quality and public fishing piers, I wish I was there now. Kinda funny to bring fishing gear on the subway!
There is a lot of people with fishing gear on the subway these days. It's cool to see, lot of people seem more interested in it. Growing up in the 70's in NYC must've been a wild time, but a unique and special place to grow up. Thank you for watching!
Loved the vid! Is there a species environmental contamination sampling report in the East River/Hudson? As a San Francisco Bay fisherman, there is sampling of sport fish with clear consumption recommendations for men, women, and children in SF Bay (which has a decent amount of contamination). Seems this would be a good public resource for safe and fun fishing in NY waters.
Those Tautogs are super strong l wasn't that surprised when you hooked that Striped Bass they are very commonly found around Manhattan.There are also lots of bluefish.
i fished right here once with blue crabs but it was so cold i lost my wallet and was feeling like shit. so i only lasted about 20 mintues before i gave up
@@FeliNycFishin it’s Brooklyn Bridge Park. Everyone in NYC knows about it. You can literally see the bridge. Doesn’t take a genius. I’m not burning spots if everyone knows about it
don't eat fish that comes from that water dude. The Hudson and East rivers are filled with heavy metals and toxic plastics like PCB's that are infused in the fish that live there.
@@roncotton7963 Born and raised in Brighton Beach, been fishing these waters all my life. I took an environmental science class in Kings borough college which focused specifically on NYC waters. Later in Brooklyn College where I graduated, I took a class on the history of NYC. The area was lined with factories that dumped all their waste materials into the waters for decades without any oversight. You should take some time to do some research on your own instead of making assumptions about people you don't know.
Is there a species environmental contamination sampling report in the East River/Hudson? As a San Francisco Bay fisherman, there is sampling of sport fish with clear consumption recommendations for men, women, and children. Seems this would be a good public resource for safe and fun fishing in NY waters.
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Growing up in NYC I never even thought of fishing East River or Jamaica Bay in the 70's. Things have changed immensely for fishermen. With clean water quality and public fishing piers, I wish I was there now. Kinda funny to bring fishing gear on the subway!
There is a lot of people with fishing gear on the subway these days. It's cool to see, lot of people seem more interested in it. Growing up in the 70's in NYC must've been a wild time, but a unique and special place to grow up. Thank you for watching!
Well tomorrow this spot will be packed with fish men lol
its a well known spot...
Can’t believe you let that rod bend over the rail with a fish on 😮
Lol
Loved the vid! Is there a species environmental contamination sampling report in the East River/Hudson? As a San Francisco Bay fisherman, there is sampling of sport fish with clear consumption recommendations for men, women, and children in SF Bay (which has a decent amount of contamination). Seems this would be a good public resource for safe and fun fishing in NY waters.
Great video 📹 bob! Looks like the Tog bite was Hot 🔥 🥵 that day fishing 🎣
Man that was fun to watch I've always been curious about fishing in this area I work for a company in the dumbo area and so tempted.
Your a good man,most people I know would keep those tog even if they were to small.
Those Tautogs are super strong l wasn't that surprised when you hooked that Striped Bass they are very commonly found around Manhattan.There are also lots of bluefish.
Easy NYC limit!! Nice fish dude!
Nice video!
Guys get tog all the way up to the GW on the rocks there.
A lot of great structure along Manhattan west side
Most likely sir Blackfish are all over the place no matter where you go as long as the structure moving tide you got it made in the shade
Tog Talk... back pocket name for your day time talk show? I mean, that sounds like something I'd tune in for.
Another hreat video Bob!
looks like just a few mins from my house.
You think good spot for Stripers? I saw you hooked that 1st one there.
The content has been great recently! How late into the season does the Tautog bite last?
Excellent video!
So much structure for bait. Lots of big fish there
Awesome, have you ever fished further north into LIC? HMU i'll bring green crabs and join lol
nice work bob
Thats right down the block from my job. Cops always give me sh¡t.
Now I gonna try again.
Yeah most likely most the ones that got the white chins or males the female chins I believe is a little darkish grayish
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What time of year was this?
i fished right here once with blue crabs but it was so cold i lost my wallet and was feeling like shit. so i only lasted about 20 mintues before i gave up
Why not bring a net?
What’s up with the glove 😂😂
That area is loaded with blackfish giants too use to fish around there all the time
omg please tell me where??
Dude, any pier along the east river and Hudson have blackfish right now
the toggy go wherever you are baby ❤️😘
How u put hook on the blue crab
Nice video bob!
where did you get those crabs? Thanks
any seafood place. There all over the city
Dude, those fish are weird colors because you're fishing in NYC. Come on, man; we all know why they look weird.
Please answer where are you getting those live blue crabs from and what pier are you fishing on.
He's fishing Pier 1 at Brooklyn Bridge Park. You can get live blue crabs at any Asian grocery store.
Don't you know you don't give out spot where you fishing at if you know you know smh
@@FeliNycFishin it’s Brooklyn Bridge Park. Everyone in NYC knows about it. You can literally see the bridge. Doesn’t take a genius. I’m not burning spots if everyone knows about it
Everyone don't know if you answered his question on where the pier at ... 🧐
every ferry station in Bk all the way up in Queens. A lot of them have fishing stations.
Are you not keeping the fish because off the pollution in the water?
yes
Set your drag.
I would never eat any of the fish that catch in the city canals especially the Hudson River.
Keep your rod tip up higher a little more
Are you in A.C?
What weight a lure are you using
he said 3/4 oz Bottom Sweeper, nice jigs
Why not keep some to eat. Your always catch and release
If you knew what’s in the waters you wouldn’t keep it either ha!
water is cleaned up but not for eating
Blue = Toxic🙄
Such a pretty place
You should change your name to “Fireman Bob” because you LOVE burning.
You eat those tog?
don't eat fish that comes from that water dude. The Hudson and East rivers are filled with heavy metals and toxic plastics like PCB's that are infused in the fish that live there.
You mean volunteer firemen!
these are not secret spots...
Dude, don't eat that fish. The Hudson and the East River are a gigantic EPA Superfund site loaded with PCB's and other toxic compounds.
Lol. Do t buy tog from any Asian markets. They come from the same waters.
lol
Like you know
More likely anti-New Yorker
@@roncotton7963 Born and raised in Brighton Beach, been fishing these waters all my life. I took an environmental science class in Kings borough college which focused specifically on NYC waters. Later in Brooklyn College where I graduated, I took a class on the history of NYC. The area was lined with factories that dumped all their waste materials into the waters for decades without any oversight. You should take some time to do some research on your own instead of making assumptions about people you don't know.
@@CytoplasmicGoo ok but why should I believe you a bit
And fuck off
Is there a species environmental contamination sampling report in the East River/Hudson? As a San Francisco Bay fisherman, there is sampling of sport fish with clear consumption recommendations for men, women, and children. Seems this would be a good public resource for safe and fun fishing in NY waters.
Wow you was on them awesome action Go Get’em 🫡🫡