Hudson River North (Kingston to Cosackie)

Greene - New York


  • 25 catches

  • 291 followers

  • 14 spots

The Lower Hudson River, extending about 155 miles from New York City to Troy, is actually a tidal estuary of the Atlantic Ocean. Its dominant feature is a three to five-foot tidal fluctuation, with roughly two highs and two lows per day.

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Hudson River North (Kingston to Cosackie) Fishing Reports

Recently shared catches and fishing spots

  1. christian cobb
    - Hudson River North (Kingston to Cosackie)

    3 lb. 18 in. Largemouth Bass with a Berkley Gulp! Alive! Angle Worms

  2. Jerry Dulney
    - Hudson River North (Kingston to Cosackie)

    one of 8 caught, 3 this size, others small, all released

    24 lb. 2 oz. 34 in. Striped Bass

    1. Jonathan Chin 0
      Very nice! I was up there on Friday, and caught a bunch of eels, catfish and white perch. My buddy caught two short stripers. We were just south of the Kingston-Rhinecliffe ...more Bridge. We used chunks and worms, but couldn't buy a bite from a large fish. What were you using?
  3. Kevin Cornell
    - Hudson River North (Kingston to Cosackie)

    Little guy with a nice bass

    Largemouth Bass with a Zoom bait

  4. Kevin Cornell
    - Hudson River North (Kingston to Cosackie)

    Little man had fun catching his first Pike

    Northern Pike with a spoon

  5. Corey Hyde
    - Hudson River North (Kingston to Cosackie)

    Details: 4 lb. 6 oz. 24 in. Largemouth Bass with a 5 inch yum black and blue flake senior

  6. Dan Moore
    - Hudson River North (Kingston to Cosackie)

    Both fish were tourney fish total weight was 10lbs for 4 fish

    6 lb. 3 oz. 18 in. Smallmouth Bass with a Older Rapala 3inch Shad

  7. Richard Chavis
    - Hudson River North (Kingston to Cosackie)

    5 lb. 18 in. Striped Bass with a Blood worm

  8. john lusuriello
    - Hudson River North (Kingston to Cosackie)

    Striped Bass

    1. john lusuriello 0
      Nothing huge but stayed busy all day
  9. Rich Ziobro
    - Hudson River North (Kingston to Cosackie)

    Not quite the Stiper I was looking for but still pretty cool

    26 in. Channel Catfish with a Herring Chunk

    1. Steve Hise 0
      Thats sweet music to a Louisiana man, in NY! Didn't think NY had any channel cat that size. Been here 17 yrs now and I miss those big cats.
      Nice!
  10. Shmodog Fishslayer
    - Hudson River North (Kingston to Cosackie)

    Released

    14 lb. 35 in. Striped Bass with a live herring

    1. gary Scriber 0
      nice fish

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