New Hampshire lakes with trophy landlocked salmon offer anglers deep cold water and abundant smelt populations for success.

New Hampshire state record black crappie details cover the three pound weight, angler Ryan Boisselle, and Powwow Pond.

New Hampshire river herring run locations and spring viewing times show where alewife and blueback fish migrate upstream to spawn.

Alewife and river herring runs are spring migrations of anadromous fish traveling from the ocean into New Hampshire freshwater to spawn.

American eels feature snake-like bodies, continuous fins, and smooth skin, inhabiting New Hampshire freshwater rivers and lakes.

Atlantic salmon in New Hampshire rivers and their historical decline, including the impact of dams and pollution, are explained.

Atlantic salmon restoration in New Hampshire rivers explains environmental impacts and future fishing effects after historical population declines.

New Hampshire waters lack established blue catfish populations because the local rivers remain too cold for reproduction.

Horned pout growth in New Hampshire ponds relies on water quality, food supply, and warm habitats with soft muddy bottoms.

The horned pout is a freshwater fish in New Hampshire with eight whiskers and sharp fins that grow up to fourteen inches.