Fishing at Supawna Meadows National Wildlife Refuge

A man waist deep in water holding a silver fish and his fishing rod

The refuge offers fishing year-round in designated areas of Mud Creek, Mill Creek, Baldridge Creek and Mannington Meadow, with access provided from half an hour before sunrise until half an hour after sunset. Fishing on New Jersey state waters within the refuge is conducted during state seasons; while land-based fishing is prohibited from Lighthouse Road. Species caught include channel catfish, white catfish, striped bass and white perch. The refuge also sponsors an annual freshwater youth fishing derby for ages 14 and under in June.

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