Saturday, May 21st
I'm posting this photo that made
everyone at the marina smile & laugh today.
Jean Kupferschib, 87 years
young fishing with her son Neil today boated a
44 lbs. 3 oz Striper; 44 1/2". It was a great day for Mother
& Son.
Friday, May 20th
River & Creek have been running
high and lots of debris.
Water Temperature 59 degrees
Stripers have been coming in steadly
- the condition of the river
has not prevented stripers from being boated.
Bait Available: Sandworms, Bloodworms,
Frozen herring &
maybe Saturday morning we might have iced herring. The condition
of the creek and river has made herring difficult to come by.
Change in Plans
for the Kids Fishing Tournament:
Sunday,
May 22nd
Wednesday, May 11, 2011
Sorry for not posting as often as
I should.
Water temperatures have been staying
between 52 & 54 degrees.
Wind & debris on the River has been making it very hard to
fish.
Large schools have been showing
up, but then they disappear around the Kingston area.
Best Bait to use; chunk herring. Bloods & Sands have also
been doing well.
Bait Available: Live Herring, Iced
Herring, Frozen Herring, Bloodworms & Sandworms.
Kitchen is open
on the weekends - Special this weekend - Pulled Pork Sandwichs.
Kids
Fishing Tournament
- Looking for Sponsors or Item to be Donated for Raffle or
to present to the Kids.
Take a Vet Fishing
Weekend - May 14th - 15th
2nd Annual Marina
Invitational Striped Bass Tournament & Pot Luck w/BBQ
Wednesday, April 27th
Bait available: Bloodworms, Iced
Herring, Frozen Herring(3 in a bag)
Live Herring late Wednesday
Afternoon
Live EELS late Thursday Afternoon
Sandworms mid afternoon Thursday
Water temperature:
Rondout Creek 52 degrees
Hudson River - Kingston area 49 degrees
Herring are here
in good numbers. Stripers being boated
and landed on the Rondout Creek as well as the Hudson River.
A lot of fishermen
are asking for gill nets. We do not sell them.
If you want one, please read DEC guidelines on the net size and
remember
they are for herring only, not stripers. They are expensive and
you need
to know how to use them. In the end it may be cheaper to buy your
bait.
Weather has been
really nice. Nights have been thundershorms.
Thursday is expected to be a bad day.
For those coming
in this weekend for dockage, please see me at
the office for location of your slip.
Hours: Weekends:
6:00 am - 6:00 pm
Weekdays: 8:00 am - 6:00 pm
Sign
up for Upcomint 17th Annual Tournament
Thursday, April 14th
Bait Available: Bloodworms, Sandworms, Iced Herring
& this year's Frozen Herring.
Water temperature in the River - 45 degrees
Herring showing up in the Creek and River, but the
water is rough and windy.
More & more fishermen are showing up, so that
means the stripers must be here!
Sunday, April 10,2011
Herring were running in the Rondout
Creek today! Stripers will be following closely.
Shore fishermen have been experiencing a good season, catching
a lot of stripers that
spent the winter with us. Nothing wrong with that!
There is still a lot of debris in the
creek and river. There are also numerous trees that
embedded themselves in the creek bed and river bed, so please
be careful out there.
Also, remember the law states that if you are in a boat 21' and
under, everyone must
be wearing a life jacket until May 1st. This is for you safety
during the cold water temperature months.
Bait Available: Iced Herring @ $1.50 ea.; Frozen Herring @ $5.00
(3 in a bag)
We ran out of Sands & Bloods on Saturday. Did not know that
so many fishermen were out there.
Will make sure that we have bait everyday, but there may be exceptions!
Next Delivery for Bloods & Sands
will be Wednesday.
Sell by the dozen, 1/2 flat & full flat.
Rondout Creek 49.9 temperature;
Hudson River 45.2 temperature