Without this turning into a on going argument. Where do you feel the best bass fishing is in new jersey. Maybe county wise would be the best in answering this but thats your choice. I ask this in regaurds to large mouth bass and if you so chose i am curious as to smallies also.
It seems to me that there are major differences in water conditions across this state. I am orginally from somerset county and now reside in gloucester county. The differences between these two are off the charts. I had to completely change my style of fishing when i moved. I feel south jersey provides some pretty good lm bass fishing, however do to the depth of most bodies of water the thermocline highly effects the fishing. Where as in the north you have more rivers, which can be effected more by rain fall or not. I fish alot of the reservoirs the north western section of the state, round valley, spruce run. These provide great enviroments for lm bass, the structure is there, the depth is there and the termocline does not play as big of a part as it does in the south. But weather plays a huge part on these bodies of water. I think its a toss up imo. Whats your thoughts?
It seems to me that there are major differences in water conditions across this state. I am orginally from somerset county and now reside in gloucester county. The differences between these two are off the charts. I had to completely change my style of fishing when i moved. I feel south jersey provides some pretty good lm bass fishing, however do to the depth of most bodies of water the thermocline highly effects the fishing. Where as in the north you have more rivers, which can be effected more by rain fall or not. I fish alot of the reservoirs the north western section of the state, round valley, spruce run. These provide great enviroments for lm bass, the structure is there, the depth is there and the termocline does not play as big of a part as it does in the south. But weather plays a huge part on these bodies of water. I think its a toss up imo. Whats your thoughts?