Legends BNB Lodge presents its first winter fly tying weekend series. All weekends include tying class (full day Saturday), Friday and Saturday night lodging, continental breakfast Saturday and Sunday and a family style dinner Saturday evening. Each instructor will highlight their go to flies taught in a step-by- step approach… Continue reading
OK, here is the final update. As of 2pm I did not hear back from the town of Morris. I needed their approval to officially move the location to the Morris Beach, per CT DEEP. CT DEEP was fine with the move as long as Morris okayed it. So as… Continue reading
Fishing Northeast strives to bring you the most up to date ice reports from New York, Connecticut, Vermont, Maine, New Hampshire, Rhode Island and Massachusetts. This report takes about two days to compile across a number of outlets and we try to bring them to you every week or two…. Continue reading
CONCORD, N.H. — A public hearing on proposed rule changes affecting New Hampshire anglers will be held on Thursday, November 30, 2017, at 6:00 p.m. at the NH Fish and Game Department’s Region 1 office, 629B Main Street, Lancaster, NH 03584. The majority of the proposal is standard rule readoptions for expiring rules. The… Continue reading
New Atlantic Cod Rules in Effect for Recreational Anglers CONCORD, N.H. — Marine rule changes will allow a very limited recreational harvest of cod from August 1 through September 30, thereby expanding opportunities for New Hampshire’s recreational saltwater anglers. The slight ease on restrictions was possible because “Last year’s stock… Continue reading
Ossipee Lake Boat Ramp on the Pine River (Route 25) to Close for Upgrade August 1 OSSIPEE, N.H. – The N.H. Fish and Game Department is upgrading the trailered boat ramp, kayak/canoe access and dock at the public boat ramp facility located on Pine River (off of Route 25) that… Continue reading
‘Ugly’ snails, once ignored by fishermen, now a prized catch LITTLE COMPTON, R.I. — Cooking a channeled whelk is not for the squeamish. But sliced and sprinkled over a bed of linguine, it’s a chewy delicacy in old-fashioned Italian eateries along the East Coast. The sea snails known by Italian-Americans… Continue reading
Trout Take Flight — to New Hampshire’s Remote Ponds CONCORD, N.H. — The New Hampshire Fish and Game Department completed its annual aerial stocking of remote trout ponds last week. Every year, Fish and Game contracts a helicopter to stock remote ponds, from Sunapee to Pittsburg. During this one-day event,… Continue reading
New Fishing Law Took Effect June 1, What You Need to Know A new Lead Jig Law put into effect this summer to keep New Hampshire’s loons and other birds safe. If you are thinking of going fishing, be sure to get out the scale and weigh your equipment; it… Continue reading
Courtesy of Centre Daily Times by Mark Nale Study sheds light on trout mortality If you are a trout angler, at some point you likely learned that trout caught while bait fishing often die after they are released. Biological studies from the 1950s, 1960s, 1970s and early 1980s reported variation in the… Continue reading