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Hudson Canyon

Hudson Canyon

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Oct 16, 2026

MattGUEST
33:24
I, I've had fish, random fish jump into my boat.
MattGUEST
33:28
[laughs] It, it, it, actually two summers ago, I was on an overnight tuna trip at the, uh, Hudson Canyon that's probably...
MattGUEST
33:36
From Atlantic City, it's about 110-mile run.
MattGUEST
33:39
Anyway, it's like 2:00 in the morning.
Rollie DHOST
0:34
A group of fishermen looking to catch some tuna in the waters off New Jersey this past weekend found something much bigger: a rare whale shark.
Rollie DHOST
0:42
Their ship, the Jamaica, had anchored up in the Hudson Canyon area for the weekend.
Rollie DHOST
0:46
Early Saturday, the fishermen saw the whale shark circle the boat for almost 45 minutes before moving on.
Rollie DHOST
0:52
Whale sharks are the largest fish species in the world, often reaching lengths of 40 feet or more.
speaker_9CORRESPONDENT
32:44
A group of fishermen looking to catch some tuna in the waters off of New Jersey this past weekend found something much bigger: a rare whale shark.
speaker_9CORRESPONDENT
32:54
Their ship, the Jamaica, had anchored up in the Hudson Canyon for the weekend on Saturday morning when the fishermen saw the whale shark circle the boat for almost 45 minutes before moving on.
speaker_9CORRESPONDENT
33:06
Whale sharks are the largest fish species in the world, often reaching lengths of 40 feet or more.
speaker_9CORRESPONDENT
33:13
The only inhabitants of the ocean that are larger are the blue whales.
Mike RobertsCORRESPONDENT
24:16
A group of fishermen looking to catch some tuna in the waters off of New Jersey this past weekend found something much bigger: a rare whale shark.
Mike RobertsCORRESPONDENT
24:26
Their ship, the Jamaica, had anchored up in the Hudson Canyon for the weekend on Saturday morning when the fishermen saw the whale shark circle the boat for almost forty-five minutes before moving on.
Mike RobertsCORRESPONDENT
24:38
Whale sharks are the largest fish species in the world, often reaching lengths of forty feet or more.
Mike RobertsCORRESPONDENT
24:45
The only inhabitants of the ocean that are larger are the blue whales.
Mike RobertsCORRESPONDENT
21:21
A group of fishermen looking to catch some tuna in the waters off of New Jersey this past weekend found something much bigger, a rare whale shark.
Mike RobertsCORRESPONDENT
21:31
Their ship, the Jamaica, had anchored up in the Hudson Canyon for the weekend on Saturday morning, when the fishermen saw the whale sharks circle the boat for almost 45 minutes before moving on.
Mike RobertsCORRESPONDENT
21:43
Whale sharks are the largest fish species in the world, often reaching lengths of 40 feet or more.
Mike RobertsCORRESPONDENT
21:50
The only inhabitants of the ocean that are larger are the blue whales.
Jimmy FeeHOST
5:57
tunaWho can, who can complain in October? If there's fish in Beach, there's fish in Atlantis.
Jimmy FeeHOST
6:02
Those fish are going to pile into Hudson Canyon at some point over the next week, couple weeks.
Jimmy FeeHOST
6:08
It's just no fall, no October goes by without great fishing in Hudson Canyon.
Jimmy FeeHOST
6:12
Who was it? Somebody was here we talked to.
Jimmy FeeHOST
6:14
I, oh, I think it was, uh, the Canyon Runner crew said there, it's like you could probably find a tuna in the Hudson 12 months out of the year, 11 months out of the year.
JeffHOST
1:45
I mean, there were plenty of Mahi out there.
JeffHOST
1:46
If you guys want to burn some fuel and catch Mahi, go out to the Hudson Canyon, man.
JeffHOST
1:51
Tons of Mahi.
JeffHOST
1:53
And then we did see some porpoises, got a couple skippies when we were trolling around pot to pot, but that was it.
Sade BaderinwaHOST
20:27
Fish out of water tonight on the Brooklyn Bridge.
Sade BaderinwaHOST
20:30
One of the giant supports was used to project a video about Hudson Canyon, an underwater spot about 100 miles away.
Sade BaderinwaHOST
20:37
Some images came from a recent expedition.
Sade BaderinwaHOST
20:40
Lee knows about this.
speaker_2CORRESPONDENT
7:31
There weren't tuna fish close anywhere nearby.
speaker_2CORRESPONDENT
7:34
The Hudson Canyon, which is usually by far the best place to be in September, easily the worst September in decades in the Hudson.
speaker_2CORRESPONDENT
7:42
So we've been waiting for a storm like this to, quote-unquote, "turn over the water", change things up, a- and we've got it.
speaker_2CORRESPONDENT
7:50
It's gonna be a bad one.
speaker_2CORRESPONDENT
9:28
In some of these canyons they're picking a fish or two, but nothing great for this time of year.
speaker_2CORRESPONDENT
9:33
The Hudson, you're seeing one boat out of 30 have a decent trip.
speaker_2CORRESPONDENT
9:37
And look, this is the Hudson Canyon.
speaker_2CORRESPONDENT
9:39
For five decades that we've been fishing and charter fishing since the early '80s, there's only one other year that we've seen this bad in the Hudson for September.

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