N.H.
Weekly Fishing Report
Depth
maps for selected
NH lakes and ponds (The total number of maps
now numbers 400+!!!)
Fishing
Seasons -- species
and dates in brief
Let's
Go Fishing! -- Free fishing classes for adults and
kids. Course descriptions and class schedule.
Fish stocking report
Fishing Forecast -- 2008 regional forecasts
Buy your license online -- any time!
Fish
Species -- for N.H. warm and cold waters
Get a Guide! List of licensed
N.H. Fishing Guides
 NEW! Check out the new Interactive public access site map to find launch facilities throughout the state.
List
of N.H. boating and fishing public
access sites (Note -- printed access maps are
no longer available, but try the new interactive map by clicking the logo.)
New Fishing Rules for 2008 -- Use of cusk fishing apparatus limited; rules for certain waterbodies change; use of gaffs prohibited. Click here for details.
Fisheries
Management in N.H. -- Find out what Fish and Game biologists are doing to make fishing better than ever for N.H. anglers. Includes scientific
fisheries reports.
NEW! Connecticut River Walleye Creel Survey
New! Anglers' guide to landowner relations GOT BAIT?:
Click for licensed NH
bait dealers
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FISH
STOCKING Information:
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Suggested Fishing Locations:
Fishing
tournaments -- list of tournaments,
record forms and more. New! Ice tournaments
TROPHIES &
RECORDS:
Anadromous
Fish Restoration Program
Aquatic
Nuisance Species in New Hampshire
Some species of aquatic wildlife and plants have become unwanted
invaders in New Hampshire's waters. Learn about aquatic nuisance
species, the laws & rules around possession and use of
aquatic species, and what anglers and boaters can do
to help stop the invasion!
Fishing facts and tips:
All
about TROUT:
Reminder:
On
lake trout and salmon lakes,
from January 1 through March 31, fish may be taken
only through the ice.
Landlocked
salmon -- tackle tips (Fishing FAQS)
Largemouth
Bass Virus Information
Public Water Access Advisory Board (PWAAB)
-- Click
here for information and meeting schedule.
Take Me Fishing -- For fishing,
boating and conservation info: www.takemefishing.org
Salmon
and Brown Trout: Know the Difference!
Is it safe to eat the fish? -- Current
fish consumption guidelines for:
Fish
Hatcheries and Visitor Centers
Keep
Getting The Lead Out! Protecting New Hampshire's Loons
The Nonlead
Tackle Advantage -- Tackle tips to keep toxic lead
out of the water
Operation
Game Thief -- Help report poachers
Clam
flat status
NH
Lobster Dealer Reporting Program
Becoming
a licensed N.H. fishing or hunting guide
The Federal
Aid in Sport Fish Restoration Program -- Your purchase
of angling equipment supports fisheries management and restoration.
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Fishing Publications
Click picture to download
2008
Freshwater Fishing Digest* (PDF, 1.8 MB)
2008 Saltwater Fishing Digest* (PDF, 1.7 MB)
N.H. Freshwater Fishing Guide* (PDF, 533
KB)
Southwestern N.H.
Shoreline Fishing Guide*
(PDF,
1.33MB)
Great
North Woods
Shoreline Fishing Guide*
(PDF, 760 KB)
Manchester/Nashua Region
Shoreline Fishing Guide*
(PDF, 256
KB)
Tips for Releasing
Fish*
(PDF, 128 KB)
Let's Get the Lead Out
N.H. State Law prohibits the sale and use of certain lead
tackle in all fresh waters in the state. (Click
for a U.S. Fish & Wildlife brochure, PDF file, 105KB)
Use
circle hooks to reduce catch-and-release mortality!*
(PDF, 413 KB)
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Atlantic
Salmon Brood Stock Fishery
