Shad, the “poor man’s Salmon,” once populated the Hudson ... the river until recreational catch-and-release is once again possible, with the eventual goal of reopening commercial fishing.

The city began razing the historic fishing village last week and will attempt to complete the work in the summer Remaining historic shad fishing shanties on the Hudson River shoreline are seen on ...

But how could elementary school ... river water, with their complementary nutrients, makes the Hudson a prolific ecosystem; more than 200 species of fish, including striped bass, eel, and shad ...

The Chief Factor of the Hudson’s ... Tanner netted them. Shad hit the Columbia system in May and run up to Bonneville and beyond. In the Willamette River the good fishing starts when the spring ...

On Thursday nearly 100 schools participated in “Day in the Life of the Hudson River”. 50 Schuylerville Central School District ... was probably the fishing. They took the nets out and they ...

Shad, like striped bass, are native to the Eastern Seaboard. Shad were first introduced to the West Coast from the Hudson River ... concentrating on fishing the San Joaquin River from Prisoner ...