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Anyone know of any place in Northern jerz that hold these fish? Never caught one and would like to. And by northern i mean Sussex county or surrounding area. Thanks
Pike or Musky in Northern New Jersey?
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Passic river, spruce run amd greenwood[up]
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Check out www.kneedeepclub.org to see some nice musky catches they have been getting in lake Hopatcong.
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Monksville has Musky as well. Cranberry and budd lake have Pike.
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Pompton Lake, Munksville Reservoir, Passaic River, Echo Lake to name a few.
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Next question would be how do you fish for these guys?
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Mountain Lake in Liberty[up]
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theres no pike or musky in NJ[rofl]
One shot,
Biggest musky to date for me was caught while I waited to pull my boat from the launch in the Gap, I think its called pocomox or something. I had seen some giant carp and threw out a piece of white bread balled up on a hook. The rod went screaming, and I caught and released a fish in the 20-30 pd. range.
They have big lures for those big fish but throwing them sure wears you out.
Try pike at Spruce Run with large shiners in anyone of the small coves while anchored, just use a wire leader.
Biggest musky to date for me was caught while I waited to pull my boat from the launch in the Gap, I think its called pocomox or something. I had seen some giant carp and threw out a piece of white bread balled up on a hook. The rod went screaming, and I caught and released a fish in the 20-30 pd. range.
They have big lures for those big fish but throwing them sure wears you out.
Try pike at Spruce Run with large shiners in anyone of the small coves while anchored, just use a wire leader.
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fish of a thousands casts huh doesnt sound to promising ahah
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