May 11, 2026 - 10:32:57
Meal worms, Trout Magnets and Berkley Trout Worms have been the ticket to the good trout fishing in the lower state lakes and ponds was the word over at Creekside Outfitters. In addition they mentioned some decent largemouth fishing in some of the small ponds and lakes on spinnerbaits and good pickerel fishing in the near by cedar waters on killies, swimming plugs and spinners.
May 11, 2026 - 10:32:51
Liza at Creekside Outfitters said glide baits have been turning heads and triggering strikes from striped bass, thanks to their wide, natural swimming action that’s been drawing aggressive reactions from hungry fish. Clams remain the top natural bait choice right now, and the shop is fully stocked for anglers looking to cash in on the spring bite.
May 04, 2026 - 10:28:49
Over at Creekside Outfitters we were told that trout fishing was still good in the lake in Waretown and Wells Mills. In addition they said pickerel fishing remains very good in the near by cedar waters on killies. Here too we were told bass have gone on the beds in most lakes and ponds.
May 04, 2026 - 10:28:47
Jake at Creekside Outfitters reports a strong striped bass bite across the board, with fish stacked along the beaches and pushing well into the back bays. Anglers working NLBNs are finding success inside, while the surf crowd continues to cash in on clams and bloodworms, with a steady pick of fish in the wash. There’s also some added excitement in the mix, as black drum are starting to show near Tuckerton, with a few anglers hooking into them on salted clams. The spring fishery is rounding into form, offering a solid mix of opportunities for anglers fishing both surf and bay.
