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Kevin, That is the one stretch besides the tidal portion of the river that I have yet to do. Prepare to take on one of the most challenging sections of any Pine Barrens stream. Gonna be alot of obstacles. But it is a beautiful run, I'm sure, and you will certainly not regret it should you...

Ah, I see how. Nice addition, Ben!

Whoa, Jim! How did you do that with the smilies?

Why don't you want a permit?

I can't help you there. I'm only familiar with the Pohatcong Creek in Ocean Township, along which stands a home dating from 1699.

:rolleyes:

Great shots! One of the stupidest things I've ever said was about 10 years ago when I claimed that there are nothing but dull and boring birds here in NJ. Your photos are proof to the contrary.

Well, it is a fortunate thing for us that the Park Police don't like to get their shiny boots dirty.

:rofl: Really though, what is it about Bob that makes him a favorite for hurling insults at?

7:2-2.11(k)Throwing stones or objects $74 (better not skip stones anymore) 7:2-5.2(b)Launch boat/vessel in undesignated area $74 (what are the designated areas?)

No hiking off-trail? I don't believe it. There's gotta be something missing here. How long has this rule been in effect?

7:2-12.3(b) Leaving marked hiking trail $74 Whoa!! Does this mean what I think it means??

"People's Republic of NJ" Haha! My Dad uses that phrase quite often.

No urinating in the woods??? Not that I would ever do that. :rolleyes: NJ is the absolute worst State in the Union when it comes to regulations in our Parks. Then again, we also have the most douchebags per capita here, don't we? I'm sorry, were we talking about camping?

The link Scott provided is good, and one I consult often. The tide is certainly a factor in the Sweetwater area, and the current certainly gets strong enough to make a notable difference.

Nice one! Subtle and clever!

Good call, GermanG. I say we bring back the giant beaver. (Let's see what ideas that brings to Largo's mind)

I say we re-introduce them all and designate Largo "King of the Jungle"

Nice report and photos, Mark. I learned something, I did.

Pique-a-boo!