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New Jersey’s fall trout stocking begins Oct. 10

NEW JERSEY – Beginning Oct. 10, New Jersey Fish & Wildlife will stock approximately 20,000 2-year old Rainbow Trout, averaging 14-16 inches over a two-week period, according to the state Division of Fish and Wildlife.

In addition to these trout, up to 1,000 Broodstock trout (three-year old Rainbow Trout, averaging 18-22 inches) will also be stocked. Broodstock trout are mixed in with each truckload of fish to provide exciting fishing opportunities throughout the state.

All fall-stocked waters may be fished as soon as they are stocked. There are no “closed waters” during fall stocking, official said.

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Waters and Trout Stocking Numbers

Big Flat Brook, 10/12 – 2,100 Manasquan River, 10/10 – 470 Paulins Kill, 10/10 – 1,550 Rosedale Lake, 10/18 – 210
Black River, 10/10 – 330 Mary Elmer Lake, 10/17 – 210 Pequest River, 10/11 – 1,370 Schadler’s Sand Wash Pond, 10/18 – 160
Colonial Lake, 10/18- 180 Maurice River, 10/17 – 170 Pequest River TCA, 10/11 – 200 Speedwell Lake, 10/17 – 230
Crystal Lake, 10/17 – 220 Metedeconk River N/B, 10/10 – 150 Pohatcong Creek, 10/12 – 980 Swedesboro Lake, 10/18 – 210
Giampietro Park Pond, 10/17- 170 Metedeconk River S/B, 10/10 – 260 Ramapo River, 10/13 – 950 Sylvan Lake, 10/17 – 170
Greenwich Lake, 10/18 – 190 Mill Pond – CANCELLED Raritan River N/B, 10/10 – 920 Toms River, 10/10 – 250
Grenloch Lake, 10/17 – 170 Musconetcong River, 10/11 – 2,680 Raritan River S/B, 10/13 – 1,890 Toms River TCA, 10/10 – 100
Hammonton Lake, 10/17 – 230 Musconetcong River TCA, 10/11 – 150 Raritan River S/B TCA Gorge, 10/13 – 250 Verona Park Lake, 10/18 – 300
Iona Lake, 10/18 – 210 North Hudson Park Lake, 10/18 – 310 Rockaway River, 10/12 – 1,350 Wallkill River, 10/12 – 490
Lower Echo Park Pond, 10/17 – 180 Oak Pond, 10/17 – 170 Roosevelt Park Pond, 10/18- 180 Wanaque River, 10/13 – 360

Jay Edwards

Born and raised in Northwest NJ, Jay has a degree in Communications and has had a life-long interest in local radio and various styles of music. Jay has held numerous jobs over the years such as stunt car driver, bartender, voice-over artist, traffic reporter (award winning), NY Yankee maintenance crewmember and peanut farm worker. His hobbies include mountain climbing, snowmobiling, cooking, performing stand-up comedy and he is an avid squirrel watcher. Jay has been a guest on America’s Morning Headquarters,program on The Weather Channel, and was interviewed by Sam Champion.

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