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… the estuary the water was filled with boats and the shoreline with anglers trying to land striped bass. In Newburgh, where a record 60-pound striped bass was caught on May 14 by Orange … Read More

… thing of beauty, and an ecological powerhouse, producing awe-inspiring Atlantic sturgeon, athletic striped bass and herring by the millions—more than 200 species of fish in all, as well as the … Read More

… other words. (Atlantic herring are also an important food source for Hudson River predators like striped bass, making them an important part of the Hudson River ecosystem.) How bad are these … Read More

… the harvest and consumption of virtually all the river’s commercially viable species, including striped bass, eel, carp, catfish, and perch due to PCB contamination. As discussed during the … Read More

… the exact placement of the compositional elements, which means that your sturgeon, blue crab, or striped bass won’t look exactly the same as another. And that’s part of what makes it … Read More

… and 150,000 pounds of shad a year. Without these fish in the water, their predators—such as striped bass and tuna, along with seabirds, seals and river otters—suffer. We need your help. … Read More

… supplies drinking water for over 6.2 million people and habitat for the American Shad and Striped bass. On May 2, 2011, the Maryland Attorney General informed Chesapeake that the state … Read More

… exposure threatens substantial economic development along the upper Hudson, wildlife (including striped bass, once the basis of a $40-million annual commercial fishery), surface and groundwater … Read More

… but estimated to be approximately several hundred fish, most all are Atlantic menhaden. Six large striped bass were also observed dead. All dead fish were observed in the area from the Tappan Zee … Read More