Hudson River Marine Fisheries
Population Studies
There are a variety of migrating fish species in the marine waters of the Hudson River. DEC conducts many studies and manages several projects to monitor and track the populations and movements of these marine fish. By tracking and monitoring fish populations, DEC seeks to gain insight on fish migration, the status of certain populations of species, and how environmental factors and fishing can affect certain populations. With this information, DEC can more effectively manage and protect these important species.
More about Hudson River Marine Fisheries:
- Volunteer River Herring Monitoring Program - Information about the river herring monitoring program
- Upcoming Meetings - Information on upcoming public meetings on Hudson River fisheries management
- Hudson River Fisheries Unit - Managing anadromous fish in the Hudson River Estuary, long term monitoring programs and fishing information
- Guide to Hudson River Fish and Blue Crab Tags - Info about tagged fish and crabs in the Hudson
- Hudson River Recreational Fishing Survey - Recreational fishing survey for the Hudson River
- Adult Atlantic sturgeon - Details on the work being done on the Hudson sturgeon
- Juvenile Atlantic Sturgeon Monitoring - Monitoring the juvenile Atlantic sturgeon population in the Hudson River Estuary
- Juvenile Atlantic Sturgeon Sonic Tracking Project - Monitoring the seasonal movement of hatchery and wild Atlantic sturgeon within the Hudson River
- Blue Crabs of the Hudson River - Info about blue crabs in the Hudson
- Blue Crab Fishery Monitoring - Monitoring the blue crab fishery in the Hudson River
- Catch and Release Mortality of American Shad and Striped Bass - Catch and release information for striped bass and American shad
- River Herring Spawning Stock Survey - River herring life history and spawning population project
- Black Bass Study - Monitoring the smallmouth and largemouth populations in the Hudson River
- Reports on Reopening a Hudson River Striped Bass Commercial Fishery - 1999 and 2001 reports from the committee to assess the reopening of the striped bass commercial fishery


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