Spring Trout

The stream flowing in Tinton Falls, behind the old Grist Mill, is usually referred to (by anglers) as the Hockhockson Brook. In fact, NJ Fish and Wildlife call it such in their stocking lists.

However, a perusal of local topo maps shows it listed as Pine Brook, until such brook branches off upstream on Water St.
Upon which the main stem is referred to as Hockhockson Brook with the branch then labeled the Pine Brook.

No matter, trout are in there, albeit in small numbers after the hordes (!!) of anglers trampled it's banks this past stocking season...

Spring Time in Monmouth County

Memorial Day is upon us, along with beautiful weather, awe inspiring really, and a reminder of our Great Creator God, and Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ....

I couldn't get a picture of the trout or panfish I hit today, but did manage a few other pics from central Monmouth County. I encountered no other anglers, though where I parked, families were claiming their tables for all important barbeques ;)

Went back out...but..

still no fish, though there was another angler this time.

next time is to try this spot at mid tide outgoing to low next week, same time, same place
when the tide will be shifted by 1/2 tide (approx).

when bait is in here, it will be a fantastic spot.

Fishing the Sods

Went out looking for Stripers, Weakfish or Bluefish on the back bays
went out here:



nice night, interesting place, but no fish to be found tonight:



Seems like I only know how to catch Brook Trout :)

God Is Great In 2008!!!

-- Surfrob

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