Fishing Committee
Pete Lyden-Fishing Chairperson
The Lake Shawnee Club maintains an active & self-sustaining fishing committee who organize all fishing contests on the lake and helps to advise the Board of Governors on fish stocking, etc. All proceeds from contests and any purchase of optional fishing badges all go directly toward fishing committee activities.
Even though we are a private lake all fishermen are required to obtain a NJ State Fishing License.
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Although not required, the Club also sells fishing badges at $1.00 each which goes to help fund the fishing committee activities. Badges can be purchased each year at the Club Office.
In addition to the Club’s standing rules, boaters on Lake Shawnee must adhere and comply with all NJ State Boating regulations.
2019 Lake Shawnee Bass Fishing Contests
$10 for LSC members / $15 Guests / $5 Big Bass Pool. Contact Pete for more details
2019
Tied for lunker-Contest #4
Laverne Appler
2019
1st Place-Contest #4
Bill Johnson
2019
Tied for lunker-Contest #4
Bill Johnson
2019 End of Season Fishing Contest
2018
LSC Angler of the Year
Bill Johnson
2018
LSC Bass Master of the Year
Todd Lipchus
2017—LSC Bass Master & Angler of the Year
Frank D'Olivera
6lbs 4oz Largemouth
2017 Lake Shawnee Bass Fishing Contest Photos: June 10, July 8, August 12, September 23
Boating on the Lake​
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The Club policy on boats and boat storage was revised in 2017, see below for the current rules
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SOME REMINDERS:
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Current ID stickers must be prominently displayed on the outside front of all watercraft.
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Power driven boats, except for electric, are not permitted on the lake.
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Docks may not extend beyond 15 feet and sailboat moorings beyond 25 feet from an owner's waterfront property line.
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Boats on trailers may not be kept on Club properties.
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Boats & watercraft cannot exceed 25 feet in length and cannot be capable of exceeding 15 mph.
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The club is not responsible for boats stored on club properties and if not being used regularly should be removed.
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Club Properties should only be used for temporary storage.
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NJ State Boating regulations should be followed.