Mohicantuk, the Native American word for the Hudson River which means river that flows both ways. So when you’re fishing on the Hudson River, you’re fishing in a tidal River that travels south and travels north. A good captain. Better know how to fish the river on all tides you’re gonna get the full effect on my boat as we do a six hour trip and we usually start by catching our own bait, which is actually a lot of fun . From there the hunt is on! the adult striped bass is what we’re after.
our tactics are gonna revolve around the Herring that are in the river this time of the year, either cut bait or live, as my “sea daddy “used to say” we’re gonna put out a buffet for them”.
You'll find yourself aboard a 23' Sportfishing with space for 4 passengers. It comes with everything you need for a productive day on the water. morning trips usually leave at 6 o’clock and if you book an afternoon or evening, it’s all based on the afternoon tide some days. The bite might only be a couple hours before dark so we’ll charge accordingly ,100 bucks an hour.

Rods, reels, and tackle areincluded. Live bait is our job!

A regular fishing license is not required, but you do have to sign up for the Marine registry. That’s a free license that you can get anywhere a license is bought online or the local town hall

Some essentials to bring are sunglasses, sunscreen (non-spray), bottled water, and a hat. If you'd like to bring other drinks, just ask. Alcohol is allowed in moderation, .