Techniques & Seasons

Lunar light levels and dark conditions alter New Hampshire lake trout behavior to help anglers strategize fishing trips.

Atmospheric pressure shifts alter New Hampshire bass behavior by changing swim bladders and lateral lines on waterways like Lake Winnipesaukee.

Cold front fishing in New Hampshire requires waiting one or two days for conditions to stabilize before the bite turns on.

Pre-front fishing conditions in New Hampshire give anglers a brief window of active bass, pickerel, perch, and trout feeding.

Native brook trout in New Hampshire beaver pond streams require specific gear, casting techniques, and habitat understanding to catch.

New Hampshire river plunge pools hold large fish, and this text explains effective techniques to fish them successfully.

Nymph rigs for New Hampshire mountain streams help anglers target wild trout in swift, clear currents of the White Mountains.

Wooly bugger techniques for New Hampshire trout fishing in streams and ponds using marabou tails, chenille bodies and hackle collars.

Sight fishing techniques for New Hampshire lakes help anglers catch wary bass in clear water without spooking them.

New Hampshire striped bass fishing techniques for the incoming tide explain how to read water movement and catch more fish.