📍The Mad Horse Creek Wildlife Management Area in Salem County is 9,515 acres of estuarine habitat. Saltwater fish, waterfowl, pheasant, and rabbits inhabit this area of tidal marsh and upland habitat. 🦝Wildlife A variety of shorebirds can be found at the WMA, along with diamondback terrapins, snakes, raccoons, foxes, and other mammals. Hawks and eagles abound in the fall. 🎣Fishing Delaware Bay and the streams and creeks within the tract provide very good saltwater fishing opportunities. Strip

📍Stafford Forge Wildlife Management Area, located in Ocean County, spans 12,597 acres of pinelands and former cranberry bogs. This diverse landscape features four ponds, a small freshwater marsh, and vast pine-oak forests, providing habitat for nesting, migrating, and wintering wildlife. The northern part of the WMA is home to a unique pygmy pine forest, with dense stands of dwarf pitch pines and scrub oaks only four to six feet high. VISIT FOR: 🎣Fishing The ponds offer great fishing opportuni

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A pickup truck doing donuts on a frozen lake fell through ice on Sunday at Stafford Forge Wildlife Management Area. Authorities said that a 44-year-old driver was not hurt and was able to get out of the vehicle on his own but never reported the incident. New Jersey State Police issued the man summonses for multiple motor vehicle offenses including reckless driving and leaving the scene of an accident. Video credit: Exit 74 Scanner News | The Garden State