NJ Fish&Wildlife
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Age: 92 Your Location: www.njfishandwildlife.com About You: When it comes to fishing, New Jersey has it all! We have a fabulous diversity of both freshwater and saltwater fishing opportunities.
Freshwater fisheries development and management over the last 20 years has elevated NJ fishing to a whole new level.
New Jersey offers some of the best trout fishing opportunities you will find in the northeast - and its not just a spring thing anymore. Stocking programs in spring, fall and winter provide for excellent year-round trout fishing opportunities in the Garden State.
Warmwater and coolwater fisheries also abound. Musky anglers are now coming to NJ from other states to chase our numerous 50 inch fish in a growing list of waters. Walleye? New Jersey grows them fast and big. The current state record is 13 lb. 9 oz. but that could be broken any day.
Great fisheries for largemouth, smallmouth, hybrid striped bass, northern pike, channel catfish and panfish round out the warmwater and coolwater options open to NJ anglers.Favorite Activities: Get the latest New Jersey fishing information - go to www.njfishandwildlife.com/lsts... to sign up for freshwater or saltwater fishing email lists. Favorite Species of Fish: Find your favorite fish on our Web site - go to www.njfishandwildlife.com/fish... for a run down of all the major game fish options, all the great fishing locations for each species and information on how to catch them.
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Posted on: May 27th, 2009
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Posted on: May 26th, 2009
Get the latest information on fishing in New Jersey. Visit www.njfishandwildlife.com and sign up for email lists for freshwater and/or saltwater fishing news.
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New Jersey Free Fishing Days are June 6 and 7 this year. On these days anyone may fish the Garden State’s public waters without a license or trout stamp. Go to www.njfishandwildlife.com/fish... for information on where the fish are and how to get them on the end of your line.