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New Jersey
State record: 10 pounds 14 ounces, Robert Eisele, 1980, Menantico Sand Wash Pond
Best water: Assunpink Lake. “We get tournament data on the lake, and it traditionally produces about 25 fish over 5 pounds during the competitions.”—Bob Papson, principal fisheries biologist, New Jersey Division of Fish and Wildlife
Contact: NJDFW, 609-292-2965; www.state.nj.us/dep/fgw
Sleeper: Musconetcong Lake. “It actually gets pretty weedy in the summer, so it’s hard to fish, but a lot of really big fish are taken out of that lake.”—Tony Going, president, New Jersey BASS Federation
Contact: NJDFW, 856-629-4950
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New Jersey
State record: 10 pounds 14 ounces, Robert Eisele, 1980, Menantico Sand Wash Pond
Best water: Assunpink Lake. “We get tournament data on the lake, and it traditionally produces about 25 fish over 5 pounds during the competitions.”—Bob Papson, principal fisheries biologist, New Jersey Division of Fish and Wildlife
Contact: NJDFW, 609-292-2965; www.state.nj.us/dep/fgw
Sleeper: Musconetcong Lake. “It actually gets pretty weedy in the summer, so it’s hard to fish, but a lot of really big fish are taken out of that lake.”—Tony Going, president, New Jersey BASS Federation
Contact: NJDFW, 856-629-4950
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