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9:47 pm
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February 19, 2004
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The New Jersey Division of Fish and Wildlife is again having a Spring
Open Fisheries Forum. This event will be held at the Salem County
Sportsmen's Club located on Rt. 40 (eastbound) in Carney's Point about 1
mile east of the exit 1 of295. The event will be held from 10 am to 2 pm
on Saturday February 26th. We look forward to seeing the members of
MI50 at the Forum. The format will be similar to the event held at the
Hacketstown Hatchery. Issues and presentations will include the South
Jersey IBI, changes to trout stocking, Wildlife Management Area Bass
Tournament Results, Anadromous Fisheries Inventory Project, and stocking
of warmwater and coolwater fish. We look forward to seeing you there.
Christopher Smith
New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection
Division of Fish and Wildlife
Bureau of Freshwater Fisheries
220 Blue Anchor Rd.
Sicklerville, NJ 08081
(856) 629-4950
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7:09 pm
If you guys want better muskie fishing in the southern half of NJ, we need to be here! Please reply to this post if you are going. I'll add up the replies, and send Chris an email with a head count. <<<<><<<
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Freshwater Fisheries Forum To Be Held February 26th at Salem County Sportsmen’s Club
A public forum to discuss freshwater fisheries research, management and recreational angling in New Jersey will be held at from 10 am – 2 pm on Saturday, February 26, 2005 at the Salem County Sportsmen’s Club. (See Attached Directions)
The focus of the forum be Wildlife Management Area fishing tournament results, current research projects, potential significant changes in the Division’s trout stocking program and a representative from “Teen Anglers” will be present to discuss this unique new program.
Professional staff from the Bureau of Freshwater Fisheries will be on hand to answer questions and provide updates on current research and management programs.
The forum is being conducted to improve communication with the angling public and to solicit input in shaping freshwater fisheries programs in the future. This is a perfect opportunity for all freshwater anglers to learn about existing programs, and to share their views and recommendations.
Pre-registration is not required but is appreciated, and will help ensure that all attendees can be accommodated. Individuals can pre-register by calling (856) 629-4950 or by sending an email to Christopher.Smith@dep.state.nj.us. Be sure to include name, address, phone number and the number of people attending.
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The Salem County Sportsmen’s Club is located on eastbound Rt. 40 (Harding Highway) in Carney’s Point, New Jersey. It is approximately three miles east of the Delaware Memorial Bridge.
From Route 295:
• Take route 295 to Exit 2B (Route 40/NJ Turnpike)
• Proceed East on Rt. 140. Go through the traffic light after passing over Route 295 and turn left onto Route 40 East at the second traffic light (after passing over the Turnpike).
• Drive East on Route 40 for 1 ¼ miles. The Salem County Sportsmen’s Club will be on the right. It is marked by a sign with a shield and a security gate. Turn right into the entrance road.
From NJ Turnpike:
• Take the Turnpike south to Exit 1.
• Take the Exit immediately following the tolls (on the right).
• Turn left onto Route 140 at the light.
• Drive East on Route 40 for 1 ¼ miles. The Salem County Sportsmen’s Club will be on the right. It is marked by a sign with a shield and a security gate. Turn right into the entrance road.
From the East via Route 40:
• Take Route 40 West.
• Proceed past Cowtown Rodeo. Route 40 becomes a four-lane divided highway, with a grass median in the center.
• Travel another 1.5 miles passing the Friendly Tavern on the left. About a half mile after that, you will see the Salem County Sportsmen’s Club entrance on the left marked by a sign with a shield and a security gate. Make a U-Turn at the next opening in the median and travel back about 100 Yards to the entrance of the SCSC. Turn right into the entrance.
After Passing the Security Gate:
• Follow the entrance road to the Clubhouse.
• PLEASE OBSERVE THE POSTED 15 MPH SPEED LIMIT SIGNS
For Additional Information please contact:
Chris Smith
NJ Fish and Wildlife, Bureau of Freshwater Fisheries
(856) 629-4950. Christopher.Smith@dep.state.nj.us
10:08 pm
We need to have a showing here.I will try to make it but i'm not sure if i can.I am loaded up the whole month of march.Bob
2:42 am
I CAN NOT make this event.Kitchen cabs came in.If we can get a couple of members to show,it would be in our best interest.Any questions ,post them here and maybe who ever goes can ask them for us.Heres one.Who makes the regs on a lake like mercer and why is there a moter restriction for everyone but the scullers?????Thanks for taking it for the team.Bob
3:07 pm
March 19, 2004
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I will do my best to attend but this coming weekend is going to be tough for me. Don't count me in but I may end up showing.
Chad T
1:43 am
Archie should we be there at 9:45 or do you want to meet me on 611 let me know. Who is coming is it only me and you so far?
3:34 am
March 19, 2004
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I'm out for this weekend. Just heard from the plumber and he's coming on Sat. Wish I could have made it.
Chad T
2:51 pm
I'm supposed to participate in a charity event for my rugby team Saturday in Philly at 1:00. Let me see what I can do. The weather may change things.
10:51 pm
March 19, 2004
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I thought all along that I could not make it but as it turns out, I might be able to get there. We'll see!!!
3:33 am
September 9, 2014
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Hey Archie
How much money did those Cooter dukes raise for NJ & PA fisheries programs? [[[ The big GOOSE EGG . [&]] all salute the metal flake navy.
Bill Dance for president . O0
Old Cooter ain't got a leg to stand on . So make sure and kick it out from under him while your at the meeting .
Like Al linder once said " people shouldn't blame there inabilty to catch fish on muskies" Cooter you just down rite can't catch no fish .
Mike K.
Let'em Go and Let'em Grow
11:50 pm
March 19, 2004
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OK, I think I'm in, is anybody meeting up together?
12:06 am
May 19, 2004
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Give em hell, boys! >:D
We may only see what we look for.
4:08 pm
April 17, 2011
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Just about to leave for the forum.... Forgot my redman plug and John Deere hat... hope I'm okay. [[%&]]
It is a tale told by an idiot, full of sound and fury, signifying nothing.
11:11 pm
I had a good time and found some good info if the Pa guys are 1/2 as nice and helpful as Jersey our future will be great. Archie was great and really got the room talking muskies even if it wasn't all positive he made his point. I am proud to be a member and ready to make the fishing better what's next? Tom
9:18 pm
April 17, 2011
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I agree with Tom. Interesting in that most of the individuals at the forum were real local (+/- 20 miles) and mostly fished the Salem Canal (apparently it's the only waterway besides the River where they can use more then a 9.9 -- which is the only other waterway - Union). I spoke with a couple of the guys (selling the MI50 raffles) and they spoke about how the state had stocked 6" Tigers into Union (I would call them feeders) about 10 years ago and none were caught (let's see they have natural stripers in that lake along with a decent smallie population and a ton of pickeral in the reeds - yeah no kidding). They did seem pretty interested in the Cooper River project and apparently next week is when the proposal to introduce Muskies to the CR system is reviewed and apporved. Apparently the forage in the Cooper River system is greater then Mercer (threadfin) and that there is a fish ladder where the forage can keep coming in (an all you can eat buffet for Mr. 40"!). Those that bot a raffle ticket were pretty excited about the opportunity to fish for Muskies. Maybe we can try and find a contact at the SJ Bass association and offer an Archie pitch (or to just provide color on the Muskie fishery). Seems that the waterways identified as potential Muskie fisheries in SJ can be counted on one hand.... that was caught in garabage disposal, very few. But if CR is anything like Mercer then it will be on KA fishery <<<<><<<
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