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RJP

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Fishing by Canoe
« on: Mar 05, 2004, 12:26 PM »

What is your opinion on the best place to fish by canoe, and what species do you target.

IMHO it's Wawayanda or Spruce Run for bass.

fishkopp

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Re: Fishing by Canoe
« Reply #1 on: Mar 05, 2004, 07:38 PM »
RJP

I always did good out of a canoe when I fished waters that only canoes could get too.
There's some great streches of the rariton river only accessable by canoe . Some great small mouth and trout fishing water. So find those  unfished spots that are untouched by most and have a field day with lots of uneducated fish. .


Good hunting

                       Mike Kopp

RJP

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Re: Fishing by Canoe
« Reply #2 on: Mar 07, 2004, 10:47 AM »

Thanks Mike.

Where do you access the Raritan?

TIA

Russ

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Re: Fishing by Canoe
« Reply #3 on: Mar 10, 2004, 04:02 PM »
Russ

I used to access it at clinton , there's a parking lot at hallstead st, whare you can drag a canoe to the rivers edge. Some good water past the mill ,follow it up and it leads you to the bottom of the spill way of spruce run , just stay below the damm . Lots of good fishing behind the church as well . They got all kinds of fish from trout to tiger muskies to pike , crappie ,bass and so on .  ;D  I used have a coleman scanoe with the flat back, I would hook up a electric motor and go.

Good fishing and release a few for the kids


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