Lower South Branch 6/22/14:

[AndyS]

First hit he diner with Wilson at 6am for a good breakfast. We floated the South Branch from just below Camp Carr (Stanton Station) to Rockafellows dam. No shortage of cookie cutter rainbow trout from start to finish, lost count after a while. Trout were sitting in the runs and went nuts once they were hooked. Loads of smallmouth too but nothing big. Nice float, only took us 4 and a half hours. Lots of boat traffic after we took out, many people enjoying floating the river in kayaks and canoes. This stretch of water should look a little better after the CJST bears down on it next week.

[kcritch]

Way to go fellas....looks like an awesome day out there. Nicely Done guys.

[Mark B.]

The ‘bows in your photos looked clean,…………no signs of furunculosis: lesions, boils.

Were all the trout clean?

[Polelock]

Nice pics Andy...

I just checked that run out on google world last week. I want to hit that one up as well...

[AndyS]

All the fish looked clean and healthy, some with full fins. I'm amazed at the amount of trout on this section of water, who said trout season was over ? We by passed many spots also.

[Mike M]

Glad to see you and Wilson had a good day. Might give it a try on Friday.

[FASTEDDIE29]

Beautiful day to be on the water. Nice catch and pretty good catch there fellaz!!!:D

[Mark B.]

All the fish looked clean and healthy, some with full fins. I'm amazed at the amount of trout on this section of water, who said trout season was over ? We by passed many spots also.

Yesterday, an angler called about a jaw tagged (a NJDF&W "hook a winner") rainbow,............one of several that he caught @ Hunterdon Co.'s Sunnyside Park, just downstream of Camp Carr. They're out there!