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Originally Posted by Eskimo
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I'm very surprised you're doing so well there.
I work down the road from that Amwell Lake, too. I passed the sign every day driving up Route 31. Early this summer, my curiosity got the best of me and I drove down that cratered dirt road to see the lake. Not only was it small, shallow and muddy, but there were like twelve guys fishing it. Some of them in boats! (Mind you, this was a week-day evening)
I assumed after the spring trout stocking that the fishing was probably pretty weak there and never returned.
I guess the state is stocking Channel Catfish in there to maintain the fishing through out the year. Good for them.
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It took me 10 years to finally give it a try, i put my canoe in early in the spring, and beat up on some decent crappies, a few small bass, and even a channel, all on inline spinners, but when i went back in the summer, it was like you said, weedy and muddy, the other day i was just running early for work, so i grabbed the ultra lite out of the trunk, turned over a few rocks for worms, and got that one channel, so yesterday i gave myself about 2 hours, to see if it was just a fluke...i guess not. Plan on taking some kids there soon for that type of action.
