Interesting New Hampshire Fishing Facts; Shore Fishing

If you do not have a boat or you prefer shore fishing, New Hampshire offers diverse opportunities in its lakes, rivers, and along the Atlantic coastline, with a chance to catch a wide variety of fish species. If you like shore fishing a few of these areas would be good places to check out: Lake Winnipesaukee on the largest and most popular lakes in New Hampshire it has many public parks, ramps and easy access to shore fish. Squam Lake is easy to access, Newfound lake is accessed through Wellington State park, Merrimack River has great bank fishing, boat launches and public parks. Finally, another area you can try is the Atlantic Coastline around Hampton Beach and Rye.

Within these areas you’ll be able to catch freshwater species like Large and Smallmouth Bass, Panfish, Walleye, Trout, Northern Pike and saltwater species include Striped Bass, Bluefish, and Mackerel which is just a small list of fish you can catch. There are abundant shore fishing opportunities which make it an attractive option for anglers, offering access to a variety of fish species without needing a boat.

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