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Old 08-11-2011, 08:38 AM
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Soo i live in Union Co and just recently purchased a kayak... im a big time saltwater fisherman and have had the yak in the bays a couple times with good results...Im interested in gettin this thing in some sweet water i no RV and Sp Run r 2 spots but i dont no much about them rules/regs and all that jazz..also if anyone knows of any other spots in my area i could launch and fish at... most of my "local" spots i belive r off limits for kayaks/boats since they r on the smaller side....I dont want to intrude on anyones spots so i dont need specifics just trying to avoid gettin hassled if i decide to launch somewhere...thanx in advance lookin forward to your suggestions ...Mike
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Old 08-11-2011, 10:21 AM
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I live in Nutley, not too far from you, and am also a big kayak fisherman. The Passaic River is the first spot that comes to mind. It has tons of launch spots and good Largemouth/Smallmouth/Pike fishing. I tend to target the area along Rt 46/80 in Wayne, but will be trying the area closer to you in the next week or so (Chatham, New Providence, Berkeley Heights). Its slow moving and depending on where you launch from, pretty secluded for the most part. Most of it is no deeper than 4-7ft and like I said, extremely slow moving.

If you dont mind driving 30-60 minutes, Northern Jersey has a ton of great places. Splitrock Reservoir in Rockaway is beautiful and kayak/canoe only(no gasoline outboards). Monksville Reservoir in West Milford/Ringwood is just as pretty and has a ton of cool features to explore (standing timber, coves, etc.). Pompton Lake in the Wayne/Pompton Lakes area is perfectly sized for paddling and offers great Bass fishing. Those are pretty much the main spots I hit from my kayak and have had a ton of success so far this year. Throw me a PM and I will get into more specifics...

I know Round Valley and Spruce Run may be a tad closer to you, but I havent fished those spots since I was a little kid and cant give you much insight on them.
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Old 08-11-2011, 12:33 PM
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Old 08-11-2011, 03:20 PM
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Awesome thanx guys ill be on google earth all night checkin into these areas ... ill definitly PM skunk...thanx again
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Old 08-11-2011, 03:33 PM
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