220-pound fish caught in Hudson River 
By Michael Mahar US Source: news10 6/27/2024
Michael Mahar
Credit: NYS DEC
Talk about the catch of the day. According to the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (NYS DEC), members of the Hudson River Estuary Program fisheries staff caught a 220-pound fish that was over six feet long.
 

The NYS DEC says the fish, an Atlantic sturgeon, was caught last week. It was captured under a National Marine Fisheries Service endangered species research permit. The NYS DEC says the Atlantic sturgeon is an endangered, anadromous fish species that spend most of the year in the ocean, but adults move to the Hudson this time of the year to spawn.

 
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