Question for some of the north river experts out there...What's the furthest down river you've ever hooked up with a striped bass? I'm thinking they at times travel all the way down but once the water starts turning brackish the food sources start fading away and as a result the fish may turn around?

More curiosity than anything.

Thanks guys!

dont know anything about the North river but in the Taunton river I have caught stripers with sun fish in their stomachs

All the way up into Hanover in Spring
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well to give you something to ponder
given that your curious
in 1939 a very large bull shark
was caught in the state of illinois
having traveled over 1000 miles up-river.
it's up to the fish and if food is plentiful

Great replies, guys! Thanks!
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We've caught decent sized fish all the way up the River just past the Union Street bridge. There is a small parking area there and you can launch a kayak. Also a large stretch of marsh grass on the upstream side of the bridge where you can set up.

Gotten from shore as far up as the rte 3 overpass. Union street bridge was awesome for jumpin. Plenty of 30# fish have come from there when i was younger
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I remember jumping off that bridge many times

talked to a fly fisherman way up where the Indian Head River starts below the dam and he has caught stripers in the spring right there below the fish ladder.

A lifetime ago I used to take a canoe way up river and swim some eels. Surprised at how well it worked.
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Since they can go from salt to fresh, the only thing that stops them are obstacles like dams and insufficient food.