Can you fish in Medford Lakes?

(Calico Bass), Bullheads, Channel Catfish, Yellow Perch, Freshwater Eels, Minnows and Golden Shiners. In addition to these fish, all of our lakes contain fresh water clams (many shells can be spotted along the shorelines). (NO POWERBOATS ARE ALLOWED ON THE LAKE.)

How many lakes are in Medford Lakes NJ?

22 lakes
Medford Lakes is 1.2 square miles of rustic beauty in Burlington County, New Jersey. Part of the New Jersey Pinelands Preservation area, there are 22 lakes within this small area and hundreds of lakefront and lake view properties.

Is Applegate lake open for fishing?

It is relatively young, having been formed in 1980 with the damming of the Applegate River, a major tributary of the famous Rogue River. The reservoir is open year-round and can offer some pretty good fishing any time of the year as long as there’s a decent weather window.

Where do you fish in the Rogue River?

Rogue River Salmon Fishing Fishing is best on the upper section of the river below Lost Creek Dam. These fish are in a hurry to get to the upper river near Shady Cove where the water is cool in the summer. They are a great fighting fish and people come from all over the place to try and catch them.

Are Medford Lakes man made?

A part of the industrial life of what is now Medford Lakes was the saw and grist mill erected by John Haines. Medford Lakes was originally developed as a resort community in which all construction would be made of logs. Shiploads of cedar logs were imported and craftsmen fashioned them into palatial homes.

How big is Medford Lakes NJ?

1.27 mi²
Medford Lakes/Area

What county is Medford Lakes in?

Burlington County
Medford Lakes/Counties

What fish are in NJ lakes?

New Jersey has hundreds of freshwater lakes and ponds where you can pursue species such as largemouth bass, smallmouth bass, landlocked Atlantic salmon, chain pickerel, yellow perch, white perch, bluegill, and sunfish.

What fish can I catch in NJ?

Smallmouth Bass. Largemouth Bass.