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it's a bummer, but you can't even fish for them legally in the raritan
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I ♥ fishing I ♥ New Jersey I ♥ the USA Last edited by acabtp; 04-15-2014 at 07:40 PM.. |
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I'm guessing the saltwater regulations about a possession of 6 must mean in the ocean. Who fishes there anyway? Still..... Why such a steep decline in the shad population? Some blame the stripers for eating all the fry. Some blame river conditions from past years. Any guesses?
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Commercial fisheries by catch. They shovel them over the side to sink to the bottom of the ocean.
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A Marine policeman told me that he caught 2 guys with 22 hickory shad in Point Pleasant in December. The salt water limit is 6, but they are protected in fresh water. I caught and released many in Manasquan Inlet last fall.
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