Charles River Sturgeon.

[GOT PIKE]

4 FOOT.Sturgeon seen in the Charles river Boston today photos and story are on Channel 5 tv website, The ol Charles must be pretty clean for them to be in there, good sign thou. (Search wcvb sturgeon)

[JFeen82]

Here's the link... Pretty cool picture too.

http://www.thebostonchannel.com/news/30499683/detail.html

[troutncrappie]

great post, its good to see something like that.....gives all us fisherman hope for a sustainable future for fish species

[capt.shay]

We catch them occasionally on the Conn. cat fishing.  When
we were kids, we took one and kept it as a pet in a stream for
a whole summer.  I hate to even think about how many state
and federal laws we broke 

[ebour]

Haha sounds like a cool experience, I have thought of keeping a bass and letting it grow huge and then releasing it

[macdaddyjb82]

What a find! Hope they can start to make a comeback. Great pics!

[lowaccord66]

Thays pretty cool.  I used to live a few streets over in the north end and used to fish the dam all the time. 

[bigbill]

A friend just told me a guy in haverhill fishing off a bridge landed one when the EPO happened to be driving by. anyone know if that's true?

[lowaccord66]

Not likely.  Those EPO are hard to get out there even when the asians are gill netting river herring.

[coldsteel]

thats awesome, we see them porpoise quite often in Newburry port when we are striper fishing it is nice to see them up IN a river system making a comeback

[Blaine]

Always cool to see them around... We have a pretty good body of them here in the CT river. A few years back, I stumbled onto a wintering hole for them... This video, I counted well over 20 of them stacked up nose to tail  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ToG62rtS1no

[coldsteel]

that is a really cool video thanks for sharing, have you ever hooked into one catfishing?

[fishingeek]

A friend just told me a guy in haverhill fishing off a bridge landed one when the EPO happened to be driving by. anyone know if that's true?

 they are in there. I've seen one leaping out of the water, swimming next to shore, and even caught accidentally by shad fishermen in the river. It is common to see them breaking the water at the mouth of the river.

[Stealth]

Always cool to see them around... We have a pretty good body of them here in the CT river. A few years back, I stumbled onto a wintering hole for them... This video, I counted well over 20 of them stacked up nose to tail  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ToG62rtS1no

Amazing video, thanks for posting it.  Always amazing to see something that unusual. 

[combsey]

I caught my first one this year on the st larwance river in NY. Absolute awesome looking fish.    Great video