Escaping the snow and liberal tyrants in the fishing capital of the world.
A section of the Lake Hopatcong in Morris County, New Jersey.
Escaping the snow and liberal tyrants in the fishing capital of the world.
Dammit I knew I should have entered the local fishing contest. This gator would have been in contention. Another skillful angler slime rocket
ChrisIβll show you catching a monster hybrid in my face! Here is My new Pb at 10.25# and 26.75β. This thing was a beast taking about ten minutes to land. The club ...more record isnβt much bigger so it is safe to say this will be the biggest hybrid I ever catch. The adrenaline is still going.
Teeter I have a write in vote for fish of the year!
Iβm going to hug him and Iβm going to squeeze him and Iβm going to call him George
Ran into a sunset blitz. Had to run this one down with the trolling motor since I was using my light walleye setup with 6# test. Love the fight in these fish.
Not quite a Teeter 8# but I am on the board. Fall is ramping up only going to get better from here!
Got one early and one late. The weeds are unbearable. Time to move on to other things. Back to normal sleep patterns.
Budd Lake mainly has a rock bottom, with a maximum depth of 18 feet. This glacial lake is one of the largest natural lakes in New Jersey. Budd lake offers a boat ramp, picnic area, restrooms, fly fi...
This lake is divided by a dam into 2 sections. The lake is stocked with 1,400 trout each year. Echo Lake has a maximum depth of 32 feet. Cover and structure include dam tailwaters, ledges, shorelin...
Swartswood Lake is was formed by glaciers thousands of years ago, cradled in the Kittatinny Mountains. The lake is fed by Neldons Brook and mountain runoff, eventually emptying into the Mill Brook. ...
Clinton Reservoir has a maximum depth of 47 feet. Cover includes weedlines, ledges, brush, and shoreline riprap. This lake includes a boat ramp, picnic area, pier, restrooms, and shore fishing acces...