so who is fishing tomorrow

[Jerseybassnbow]

They should fish for illegals at the Musconetcong. Not a chance I'm going out tomorrow. Dover Rico will in full force at the dam.

[Bucksnbows]

You all realize that there is no actual "closing day" for trout in NJ, don't you?  

 

 

Opening Day for trout is to an avid trout angler what New Year's Eve is to the alcoholic, a day to sit on the couch and let the rookies have their fun.     

[1957Buck]

You all realize that there is no actual "closing day" for trout in NJ, don't you?  

 

 

Opening Day for trout is to an avid trout angler what New Year's Eve is to the alcoholic, a day to sit on the couch and let the rookies have their fun.     

 

Yep only closed days for stocking on select Places   

[ACJR]

Going up to the Big Flatbrook look for some stockies

[Cedars]

I will try to get out there somewhere. Probably smaller waters closer to home. Timing unknown. Stay updated on water data.gov

[Buck154]

Buck you Clam I clam the Navesink. have to get at least 1 more day before it closes in 3 weeks in that area.

 

That's where I went today but to much wind and the tide was in to much by the time we got there

[LPJR]

Haven't missed an opener whenever possible. Will be in Flatbrookville with my son and my dad. Borrowed my buddies camp stove and gonna make some cheese steak sandwiches with peppers and onions.....It's not about catching one tomorrow to me.....

[buckfever1974]

Flatbrook is up at least 2-3 feet I think. We are up here in a motel room booked a couple weeks ago but I wouldn't have come out this way if I would have known. There are only a few fishable areas if you can call it that. Placed a piece of wood in the ground at the edge of the water. See if it drops over night some. Planning a nice dinner at the Walpack in and maybe river will be down Sunday morning.

[JHbowhunter]

Flatbrook flushes out quick, I think some spots will be fishable in morning, and STACKED with fisherman.  The fish will be hugging the shoreline, don't wade where they lay! (most common mistake I see over the years, in fact - unless you need to cross the river, you could probably fish it better with low boots or sneakers than get in the water. Even when the flatbrook is low and clear, I always give it a stealth approach and only get in the water where it makes sense. Stay out of their sight line, stay out of where they lay

Edited April 7, 2017 by JHbowhunter

[LPJR]

Flatbrook is up at least 2-3 feet I think. We are up here in a motel room booked a couple weeks ago but I wouldn't have come out this way if I would have known. There are only a few fishable areas if you can call it that. Placed a piece of wood in the ground at the edge of the water. See if it drops over night some. Planning a nice dinner at the Walpack in and maybe river will be down Sunday morning.

 

Hope someone will not be planted on the wood that you placed there, but that's a good bet to make...If you really need to catch trout head over to Lake Ocquittunk in Stokes ("Lake Honky Tonk" my son used to call it when he was younger) where the water level isn't as much as a factor as the streams.....Good luck and have fun..

Edited April 7, 2017 by LPJR

[Live to Hunt]

They stock Blue Mountain if you know flat Brookwood you have to know where I'm talking about. I will be up there hiking not fishing

[JHbowhunter]

They stock Blue Mountain if you know flat Brookwood you have to know where I'm talking about. I will be up there hiking not fishing

 

The dam blew out with the last storm and the lake is drained...

[Bucksnbows]

I can't understand why some of you don't read the USGS stream gauges before you venture out to fish. They will tell you 100% of everything you need to know without wasting your time getting in the car.

 

 

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[Bucksnbows]

Flatbrookville USGS gauge is at 685 cfs. Normal for today is 175 cfs.

 

 

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[rgw]

lol yea 685 you guys have fun tomorrow, probably hasent peaked yet. 685 is too much to salmon fish in ny