Posted by: Jokerman in report, destination on
Sep 19, 2008
October and November is the time for fall Atlantic salmon fishing in New Hampshire on the Merrimack and Pemigewasset Rivers, according to the New Hampshire Fish & Game. N.H. WEEKLY FISHING REPORT - September 18, 2008.
The NH Fish and Game Department will stock the Merrimack with over 800 brood stock Atlantic salmon, averaging about 2.5 pounds. N.H. WEEKLY FISHING REPORT - September 18, 2008.
Posted by: Jokerman in report on
Sep 12, 2008
According to the Massachusetts Division of Fisheries and Wildlife, more than 50,000 rainbow trout and brown trout will be stocked around the state this fall. The stocking should begin no earlier than the last full week of September and will be complete by mid-October, says the Division.
You can find the list of all fall stocked waters at the Trout Stocked Water list at the Division’s web site. Or
Posted by: Jokerman in report on
Sep 05, 2008
According to the New Hampshire Fish and Game, late season stocking makes for some terrific fishing. N.H. WEEKLY FISHING REPORT - September 4, 2008. The surplus older, larger, broodstock fish are stocked this time of year. N.H. WEEKLY FISHING REPORT - September 4, 2008.
According to the September 4, 2008 New Hampshire Fish and Game Report, the following waters may make for some late season
Posted by: Jokerman in report on
Aug 23, 2008
I was vacationing with my family last week in North Conway, New Hampshire. I managed to sneak in some fishing. Luckily, the rain stopped, and it was sunny most of the week. The water came down to a fishable level, and the temperature was in the low sixties (more like late spring than August conditions).
The terrestrial and steamer fishing were great. I fished the the fly fishing only section
Posted by: Jokerman in report on
Jun 16, 2008
I waded Chatham with Carlo & Chippy D. over Father's Day.
The inside water was in the 70's. We caught some fish in the morning but it was tough. Lots of bait, mostly sand eels, but the fish were not feeding in the shallows.
The outside water on the wade or the deep water from a boat is your best bet. Use a fast sink to get down in the colder water. Pink Clouser and sand eel patterns worked
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Jun 02, 2008
I waded the the Danvers River at the Kernwood Bridge Sunday 6/1/08. I was fishing on the p.m. incoming tide. I was only out for two hours, but caught no fish and saw no bait (saw lots of Jelly Fish though). I saw no crashing fish either. I was using big herring patterns and Clousers.
Anybody been fishing the area? Anybody having better luck?
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May 18, 2008
I waded the Danver River, Beverly, Massachusetts last night on the incoming tide between 6:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m. I fished the Kernwood side with a fast sinking line and Herring patterns. I picked up two bass in the mid-twenty range.
Anyone else have any luck on the Danvers River System lately? What were you using? How were you rigged? Where were you fishing? Did you see any bait?
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