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Columbia road, that starts in Nesco, is probably a pretty familar route for many of us as it winds through the edge Hammonton WMA toward route 30. However, once you cross route 30 columbia road continues, in dirt, all the way to the A/C Expressway along the eastern edge of Makepeace lake WMA...

Hey Guy, I used to frequently pass through that area when I lived out that way. I never noticed the symmetry of the "trails" as you have noticed on the aerial photos but I remember thinking the area was atypical and disturbed. On your next trip out there look for something out of the ordinary...

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Guy, I am surprised that you described Nesco as "slightly out of the pines" Nesco is about as in the pinebarrens as a town gets.

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redfins eat worms, yeah, but they would prefer a fish. the thing is, the sunfish and catfish love worms so by not using worms you decrease your chances of catching a sunfish or catfish instead of a redfin. The smaller redfins will reside in the same proximity of the sunfish. The larger ones...

I lost power from 8:30pm saturday to 2:30pm tuesday.

that is disturbing. I wonder how long it will take for the pollutants brought in by Irene to dissipate. Jeff

Wow, that is pretty cool. When I went there about 10 years ago I remember being surprised thinking it didn't look deep at all. I remember seeing the bottom. maybe it was a trick of the light.

http://forums.njpinebarrens.com/posts/69009/ photos #7,8,9 show me holding a very small redfin. Can't really make it out so great in the photos though. Jeff

Cool photo, Bob. HK, I appreciate your ambition. Catching a redfin on rod and reel is going to be difficult. I'll help you out as best I can. I never targeted redfin specifically, but if I did, I'd do this... I'd get away from where the chainsides are, go to a bog with a sandy, shallow...

They are there HK. If you really want to catch one and don't care about the size and method, use a seine in the bog and you are likely to pick up a little one. By little we are talking 3" or 4". Jeff

Yes, that is the correct one. I approach it on the motorcycle from the south on trails not suitable for car or truck. I recall you can access it from an access road along the parkway, but it is pretty muddy most of the time. Jeff

Thanks, I'll check that out

This area in question is my favorite "pit" in the pines. the western most area is a large bowl like pit on top of a mountain (well, you know). when you ride to the top of the sides you are welcomed by a beautiful vista. I have many photos of this area but I still haven't been able to get...

I was just north of the sims place enterance off stephans road (red road) and there was a massive clearing on the east side of the road. Looked like a lumbering. Jeff

I would add that a juvenile black rat snake and possibly even a juvenile rattler could look similar.

Very nice, Ed!!

You have a good memory. I did say that and still feel that way everytime I go in the plains. Jeff

Welcome to the site, Pan. I love th0se old photos and I can see why that article inspired you. Jeff