Techniques & Seasons

Lake trout cold water fishing techniques help anglers locate inactive fish and present slow lures in deep New Hampshire lakes.

White Mountains brook trout fly selection details seasonal patterns and native aquatic insect diets for New Hampshire fishing trips.

Safe wading techniques and proper gear protect anglers from slippery rocks and strong currents in New Hampshire trout streams.

Effective live baits and techniques help anglers catch chain pickerel hiding inside thick weed beds across New Hampshire.

Proper jig weight for New Hampshire ice fishing controls fall rates and helps anglers detect tentative perch bites twenty feet down.

Lake Winnipesaukee landlocked salmon depth changes by season and temperature, tracking rainbow smelt across thermal layers.

Lake Sunapee landlocked salmon activity peaks during dawn and dusk because low light provides these predators with hunting advantages.

Spring trout fly sizes in New Hampshire streams range from size 12 or 10 nymphs in high water down to size 18 or 20 dry flies.

Spring lake trout trolling depths in New Hampshire lakes depend on water temperature gradients and rainbow smelt locations.

Summer smallmouth bass lures for Lake Winnipesaukee explain how to catch fish at depths of fifteen to forty feet using effective bait choices.