Blackfish Tautog Fishing in New York City Harbor NYC
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ต.ค. 2024
- Another quick morning outing, this time in the heart of New York harbor. Trying to beat a cold front that's coming so i had to be out of the water by 9 am. I fished the northern end of the harbor. Its my first time here and this is more of a scouting run. Hit a few spots and some fish but they were mostly short and not as abundance as I had thought. Its fun catching a few fish here and I know I'll be back to explore, there are potential.
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Gears:
6'6" medium light number 8 rod
6'6" LL bean Medium rod
5'0" Gander mountain Ultralight
7'-0" St Croix Mojo Insore Medium Heavy
7'-0" St CRoix Avid Ishore X-heavy
6'-3" Majorcraft Solpara Light Jigging
6'-3" Majorcraft Crostage Light Jigging
penn CL 2500
Penn Slammer 4500
Penn SSV 3500
Stradic 2500
Quantum Smoke inshore Baitcaster
Daiwa Seagate Star Drag
15lbs braided line
I need to get myself a kayak! Nice video
Nice video ...question it’s not kayak look like you are on paddle board safe to fish
Its a paddleboard. Safe when the current is mild. Thanks for watching.
Great video my friend 👍
Thanks. Just glad that I was out of the office. tight lines my friend.
ThAts that kind fish you get out nyc water
nice video, your not worried about eating them out of NY harbor?
I'm very concerned but one fish in a year should be ok. I wouldn't touch any fish north of where i fish though. I'm at the mouth of the Hudson where the water quality is surprisingly decent due to lack of traffic with the pandemic going on. BTW, I drove over the areas you fish many times. keep up the good work.
@@GillsNThrillsFishing haha, Yea that makes sense. I know you're still not supposed to eat much from the Hudson still but that cold Atlantic water at the mouth should be good. Awesome, yea thanks man, likewise! It's been a better fall than summer for me out here.
@@PeterRanieriII if you read the health guidelines they don't make any distinction between the Harbor, Raritan Bay and the Western Sound. The problem is entirely PCBs and Dioxin from upstate that has spread through the entire system, not sewage or other city related pollution. I eat porgy and fluke here but keep blues and bass to a minimum. Note that tog are not on the list.
www.health.ny.gov/environmental/outdoors/fish/health_advisories/regional/new_york_city.htm#lower
@@gellfex9287 good to know, thanks. Now I feel even better about eating them 👍
What paddle board do you use? Looks stable.