Fishing Spots

The Swift River in New Hampshire offers cold mountain waters and three trout species for anglers seeking wild fishing adventures.

Contoocook River fishing spots span over seventy miles, offering trout in rocky upper waters and smallmouth bass downstream.

Saco River fishing spots, techniques, and regulations explained for anglers targeting trout, smallmouth bass, and chain pickerel.

Androscoggin River fishing spots include remote upper sections for trout and downstream areas for smallmouth bass and perch.

The Pemi flows about 100 miles from the White Mountains to the Winnipesaukee River, forming the Merrimack, shifting from cold trout water to warmer water below.

Merrimack River fishing spots in New Hampshire offer varied habitats, target species, and accessible locations for anglers.

The river runs along New Hampshire’s western edge from headwaters near Pittsburg to the Massachusetts border, with trout in the cold upper stretches.

Nubanusit Lake covers 600 acres in New Hampshire, featuring clear spring-fed waters, smallmouth bass, and chain pickerel.

Umbagog Lake fishing strategies for native brook trout, landlocked salmon, and lake trout across New Hampshire and Maine.

Pawtuckaway Lake in Nottingham covers 783 acres with depths reaching 46 feet, featuring rocky shores and weed beds holding bass and perch.