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Mulhockaway Creek, White's Pond, Warinanco Park Pond and Greenwich Lake: NJ Trout Opening Day a Success
Mulhockaway Creek, White's Pond, Warinanco Park Pond and Greenwich Lake: NJ Trout Opening Day a Success
jmaslar
05/15/2009 - 12:56
Waters are restocked during the seven weeks following opening day, providing lots of trout fishing excitement. Go to Troutu Regulations and Hatch page to get the restocking schedule for New Jersey as well as other states.
Trout season opened on April 9 in 2005 and anglers were greeted with some of the nicest weather in years. Anglers in every part of the state were out enjoying the day and catching some of the 173,000 trout stocked during the pre-season.
Mulhockaway Creek, White's Pond, Warinanco Park Pond and Greenwich Lake were especially productive and here is the proof from the NJ Wildlife Photo Gallery.
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