Hudson Canyon
Post-blow thermal edge widens to 10 degrees, yellowfin stack the Hudson's 100-fathom line
A blown-out Tuesday gave way to the sharpest shelf break of the season — and the tuna found it fast.
Widest thermal edge of the season lights up the Hudson's east wall for yellowfin
A post-blow warm seam on the 100-fathom line, a Coimbra bluefin push at 20 fathoms, and the first real white marlin signals of the summer.
First real yellowfin push hits the Hudson as the canyon edge finally clears
Post-full-moon tides eased off this week and blue water crept back onto the canyon wall — the tuna noticed before the boats did.
Giant bluefin crash the 100-fathom line as Gulf Stream sets up perfect canyon bite
Mid-60s water along the shelf edge stacking yellowfin, bigeye, and 96-inch giants from the Claw to Texas Tower.
Giant bluefin crash the 100-fathom line as bunker feeds fire the canyon
Stick baits and jigs producing trophy tuna as thermocline sets up perfect feeding zone.
Canyon bluefin stack deep as 68-degree water holds at the 100-fathom line
Jigging and stickbaits producing giants in 75 feet of water while trollers work the edges.
Canyon water hits 67 degrees as yellowfin move into trolling range
Shelf temperatures finally cross the magic threshold that brings pelagics within reach of weekend warriors.
Yellowfin blitz fires the canyon edge as 72-degree water pushes north
Chunking at the 100-fathom line produces fish to 80 pounds on the new moon tides.
Yellowfin blitz fires the canyon wall as 72-degree water holds bait tight
Big eyes pushing up from the deep as thermal breaks stack everything on the 100-fathom line.
Hudson Canyon opens June in a data fog as offshore buoys stay dark
With canyon-approach stations 44017, 44025, and 44066 offline, the read on the shelf-break thermal edge is coming from satellite SST alone.