From the New Jersey Division of Fish and Wildlife:
TROUT STOCKING SCHEDULE IS REVISED
Eight waters, including major trout streams such as the Big Flat Brook, Musconetcong River, Pequest River and the Wanaque River, will be stocked with trout earlier than originally planned this week to accommodate the mandatory closing of the Department of Environmental Protection for a one-day furlough on May 22.
Waters scheduled to be stocked on May 22 will now receive their allotments of trout either on Tuesday, May 19; Wednesday, May 20, or Thursday, May 21. Other stocking already scheduled for May 19, 20 and 21 remains unchanged.
The Big Flat Brook, Musconetcong River, Pequest River and the Wanaque River will be open to fishing on their rescheduled stocking days. However, in accordance with the State Fish Code, those same waters will still be closed to fishing on the original stocking date of May 22 from 5 a.m. to 5 p.m.
For all other regulations affecting trout-stocked waters, anglers are reminded to check the Freshwater Issue of the Fish & Wildlife Digest, available at all license agents and online at
www.njfishandwildlife.com.
Following is the revised stocking schedule:
Tuesday, May 19
Sussex & Passaic Counties
-- Clinton Reservoir
-- Wanaque River
-- Wawayanda Creek
-- Wawayanda Lake
Hunterdon, Morris & Somerset Counties
-- Raritan River S/B
Warren County
-- Lopatcong Creek
-- Pohatcong Creek
Wednesday, May 20
Morris, Hunterdon & Warren Counties
-- Musconetcong River
Somerset County
-- Peapack Brook
-- Raritan River N/B
Hunterdon County
-- Capoolong Creek
-- Mulhockaway Creek
-- Rockaway Creek S/B
-- Spruce Run Creek
Hunterdon and Mercer Counties
-- D&R Feeder Canal
-- Lockatong Creek
Passaic County
-- Pequannock River
-- Ringwood Brook
-- Sheppard's Lake
Thursday, May 21
Sussex County
-- Big Flat Brook
-- Little Flat Brook
-- Lake Aeroflex
-- Lubbers Run
Sussex & Warren Counties
-- Pequest River
-- Paulinskill River
-- Pond Brook
Bergen County
-- Ramapo River
-- Saddle River Upper
Morris County
-- Black River
-- India Brook
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