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Bergen County Fishing

20K views 15 replies 9 participants last post by  Gerry Fleites  
I fish Whites Pond in Waldwick, mostly for trout but there are some good b [no swearing please] in there. The pond in Campgaw has some good b [no swearing please] in there also. I have heard the non-swimming pond in Darlington Park has some nice b [no swearing please] (large and smallies). Used to fish the Wild Duck Pond in Ridgewood for catfish. Try the Lily Pond in Franklin Lakes (but fish from the Oakland side, thats where the parking is). Nice b [no swearing please] in there. Plus I have some private holes in Franklin Lakes, that have nice bass, perch, crappie, pickerel.
campgaw is alright...i know darlington has alot of lunkers but never heard of smallies being caught there...wild duck pond has b [no swearing please] in it also..
 
There are several parking areas and access gates located between Oradell, Woodcliff Lake and Lake Tappan (I think). In Oradell, I've found that the b [no swearing please] fishing picks up to "decent" in the fall but spring and summer are not good. Seem's like alot of people I see are fishing way out in the deeper water for catfish - so if that's what you are into that might be worth it.
ive heard the exact opposite from people on njbassanglers.com...my friend fishes it and does well on senkos...
 
Let me know whenyou are going.
same here..maybe we could fish there...its quite a hike going in there...
Never caught or seen one there. Unless they stocked it after they drained it a few years ago. Zabriskies in Wyckoff used to be good for b [no swearing please] and catfish also.
my friend catches b [no swearing please] in there now...its listed as poor on the lakes list but theres b [no swearing please] in there...
thier a lake it was a boy scout camp then our coucil sold it and the county baught it its run by a group called friends of glen gray its off 206 north of oakland great b [no swearing please] fishing and they have camping thier rent cabins hikeing trails
sounds like bear swamp lake...