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That's a drag, Greg. At least it is all behind you now.

Hmmm. Any more thoughts on this?

Thanks. Plastics and worms. Live minnows are best though.

I know where you're coming from, Scott. I think the mercury gave me an excuse to avoid trying to fillet. It was always a boney experience with pickeral. I learned how to do it and make it boneless once but it was just too wasteful. Eating them was always a slow process to avoid the bones...

LOL they're all still there. I've been doing catch and release for years now since the mercury warnings got so intense. although it is time I ate one again, it's been along time. I used to eat about 4 a week about 12 years ago.

Very nice, great photos

I promised in my last report that I would return to the shoal and yesterday morning at the break of dawn I did. My intent was to fish, of course, and to follow the stream up. the fishing was great. I caught between 20 and 30 fish. they ranged from 12" to 20" with the vast majority at about...

Very observant of you, Al. And absolutely true.

I've never heard it referred to as three bridges road, Bob. It is the one above baptist road.

Great introduction to Wharton, Ben. I am certain it will be of great value to those just getting into/ or visiting the pine barrens. Jeff

Fishing the Shoal at dusk. Coyotes howling in the distance. Fish Upstream Jeff

That is awful. I feel so bad for the family.

Great research Jerseyman...as always ! Count me in on an investigation of the homestead. Jeff

I went fishing with my son this morning at Atsion. we waded out aways and the water felt great. Caught a few nice pickerel.

I was always under the impression that the story of the boiling well, next to her demise, was the most popular tale concerning her. Beck places Bill Clevenger's death in 1872, yet Jerseyman, in typical fashion, has produced a document giving 1857 as the death date for Peggy. An inconsistancy...

when I found those ruins near Mary Ann Forge it was like that Al. I couldn't believe I had missed it so many times. Nice find!!

Looks like I missed a real nice hike. That spring fed mill pond reminds me of the mt. Misery blue hole. The cool water of the wading must have felt great on such a warm day. Jeff

Very nice photos, Guy. I got ticketed by the park police this week for not wearing my seatbelt. Anyway, here is a pic of a juvenile black rat I caught in my yard a year or two ago. (as there was discussion on the ID of snake seen at LTH house) Jeff

Somehow I missed this post, Guy. Great find, and nice report. I remember a time a number of years ago when we visited the ruins at asterdaten and we stopped near Black's stone to search for others. I remember you had a lead on one but we couldn't locate it. I guess it has come to a (near)...

very nice reports Guy!! I hope Jess is feeling better.