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Mercer Lake - Windsor

Mercer Lake
( 40.26783, -74.64423 )

  1. Mercer Lake - Hamilton ( 40.26561, -74.64191 )
  2. Mercer Lake - West Windsor ( 40.26960, -74.64114 )

Mercer Lake is actually a big gravel pit that was dug out for highway fill. In 1975, someone got the bright idea of damming it off, and it turned into one of the nicest lakes in the state. The lake fills from a creek to the east, and the water is very clean. Mercer county turned the whole area into a beautiful park, great for all sorts of other activities as well.

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Musconetcong River

Musconetcong River
( 40.77998, -74.98301 )

  1. Delaware River - Riegelsville ( 40.59222, -75.18845 )
  2. Lake Hopatcong - Hopatcong (W) ( 40.91763, -74.66346 )
  3. Lake Musconetcong - Netcong ( 40.90099, -74.70354 )
  4. Lake Musconetcong - Port Morris Park ( 40.90851, -74.68505 )
  5. Musconetcong River - Asbury ( 40.69541, -75.01000 )
  6. Musconetcong River - Beattystown (N) ( 40.82340, -74.83263 )
  7. Musconetcong River - Beattystown (S) ( 40.81291, -74.84166 )
  8. Musconetcong River - Bethlehem ( 40.70445, -74.98786 )
  9. Musconetcong River - Bloomsbury ( 40.65918, -75.08058 )
  10. Musconetcong River - Changewater ( 40.73889, -74.94140 )
  11. Musconetcong River - Hackettstown ( 40.83466, -74.82278 )
  12. Musconetcong River - Hampton Park ( 40.71115, -74.96795 )
  13. Musconetcong River - Hughesville ( 40.61851, -75.15887 )
  14. Musconetcong River - Saxton ( 40.88829, -74.79732 )
  15. Musconetcong River - Stephens SP ( 40.87225, -74.80619 )
  16. Musconetcong River - Waterloo (N) ( 40.91147, -74.76912 )
  17. Musconetcong River - Waterloo (S) ( 40.89663, -74.79111 )
  18. Musconetcong River - WMA ( 40.80501, -74.85012 )

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Tie-Downs

To transport your kayak, you'll need some way of securing it, whether on a roof rack, truck bed, or trailer. I recommend the type of tie-down strap shown above, with hooks on the ends, and cam buckles, not ratchets. Ratchets are a pain in the ass, and you don't need all that much force anyway. In fact, you don't want too much force, your boat is only made of plastic!

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