[420*NightCrawler]

100% in agreement with Predator.

I've fished NJ waters for 35 years. Whenever I see anyone out on the water, I share what I know and what's working that day. I lurked for a year before joining the site, because I'm just not that social. If the site were not here, I'd get the info on the water with trial/error and from the local fisherman. I don't see why sharing of any fishing info on here is such a big deal, fisherman are gonna find out any which way if they're any good. Why join a fishing forum if you're not gonna share, it defeats the purpose. People on here need to stop talking about their spots like they own them. There's 9 million people in the state, don't be surprised when you see someone fishing "your" spot.

My favorite places- the mouth of the stream leading into Monksville, by all the trees. Spinners and worms will get something most times. I've seen and caught tons of bass and pickerel/pike there, and seen multiple muskies up in there. Also worms work great for bass by the launch ramp, cast out about 30' and just wait.

The northeastern section of Liffy island on Hopatcong. Just drift the eastern length of the island casting the shoreline or drifting with worms (live or green senko).

I just don't post much on here, as it's a bit of a pain in the arse and people jump on people for no reason. I prefer to just read. But if there's any way I can help someone who needs it, I do.