Litton's Fishing Lines

Foremost is the towpath bridge. Behind it, State Highway 29. My wife and I are staying in Lambertville. The town situates along the Delaware...

First of all, let me say today was a strange day in many ways. It coincides with the fallout of so-called Liberation Day, though I wasn'...

If you remember from yesterday, I wrote about muddy water from the Delaware River possibly reaching the Island Farm Weir area of the Delawar...

The bottommost photo is of the flooded Raritan River. I believed the canal might be clear enough to fish. If not, my idea was to fish Round ...

Today's temperature of 75 here in New Jersey is the highest in memory this early. I got word of trout rising for tiny midges a week or ...

Delaware & Raritan Canal The Basin Coal barges pulled by mules, maneuvered into Baker's Basin by muscle, took re...

                       “Sounds like Christmas bells!” Marty’s fish finder alarm sounded constantly, a school of hybrid striped ba...

Raritan Headwaters Association held its 25th Annual Stream Cleanup today. Thirty three sites along the South Branch Raritan River, North B...

Tried the Delaware and Raritan Canal again, at Weston, attempting pickerel with shiners--nothing happened. But I fished with vital enjoyme...

(Poison ivy changed color)     Back in the 1970's, the Delaware and Raritan Canal was consistently good for pickerel and largem...

Delaware and Raritan Canal in great shape--haven't seen it so clear in years. I may fish it this fall or winter after all. South Branch...

This piece is fitting for November, on through winter, into the warm water season, and once again in November, because fishing the Dela...

Thought I would just get by and visit the Delaware and Raritan Canal despite having forgotten my rain gear, when the rain began to come do...