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| 102.1 | Also, get to know Wachusett Res. | GNPIKE::NICOLAZZO | Sloan Valve Co. | Wed Dec 18 1991 14:07 | 6 |
| Check out the Sudbury Res. in Marlboro. No boats are allowed in there
and there are some BIG bass cruising that lake - Last year I saw one
that I would estimate at 7+ lbs (spooked her before I could cast
though).
Robert.
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| 102.2 | Here's a few. | PIPPER::STURNER | | Thu Dec 19 1991 01:59 | 19 |
| Ditto, to the Sudbury Res.,"The Met", but make sure your in Marlboro
The Sudbury Res. runs through several towns including Framingham.
But your only allowed to fish it in Marlboro.
Another place that comes to mind is Hopkington State Park.
Take 85 south off of rt.9. Go past the gate and you can fish along
the side, or continue up the road and take your next left. This
will bring you out to a cove.
Hopkington is stocked with trout in the spring but I've caught some
good bass in there too. Never got a pickeral out of there though.
One last place around there is lake Cotituate "NOT SURE OF THE
SPELLING" but it also has good trout and bass fishing.
And if you get a boat, you might score a salmon or two.
Take rt9 east to rt30 east towards Wayland.
GOOD LUCK!!!
Scott.
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| 102.3 | Sign says:"Fine for fishing". | XLIB::ALLINSON | The Guide | Tue Dec 24 1991 10:20 | 18 |
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Salmon in Lake Urine?? C'mon the place can barely support
holdover trout if it does??? Been fishin there for 20 years
and never seen a Salmon and don't let anyone tell ewe there
is Smallmouth either.
I'll tell you where top stay away from....
Lake Cochituate
Sudbury Riv.
Farm Pond
Morses pond
Dug pond
The Keg
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| 102.4 | WHAT CAN I TELL YA... | PIPPER::STURNER | | Thu Dec 26 1991 09:51 | 11 |
| RE:3
My brother said he got two salmon trolling streamers in lake urine
two years ago.
And I've caught large mouth bass there as recent as last summer.
Never small though.
I'm a catch and release man, myself.
And after hearing your review of the place I'm glad!
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| 102.5 | # of my favorite spots | GRANPA::TMARTIN | | Tue Jan 14 1992 11:12 | 32 |
| CLINT,
I used to live in the Framingham Area and the spots I used to hit from
the shore are:
Wachusetts - Can be tough to fish sometimes but there are
some huge fish there especially smallmouth
bass. On rte 70 there is a large cove at the
bottom of a steep incline (I don't remember
which gate it is) I've hooked a couple of
huge smallies there (one close to 7 lbs).
Sudbury Res Caught my largest bass ever here (6lbs) and
have heard numerous fish stories about the
ones that got away. There's a cove in
Marlboro that's on the back road that goes to
Framingham (comes out to Edmunds RD) If you
down Broadmeadow RD in Marlboro past the big
APT complex (Windsor Meadows) there's a right
turn that gives you access to the cove.
Fort Meadow Caught some nice bass in this res. off of the
causway where the water goes under the road.
Bass, Piceral and Crappies reside here.
Now I'm living in fished out Maryland longing for some of my old spots
Good Luck
Thomas
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| 102.6 | THANKS | ISLNDS::KNIGHT | | Thu Jan 30 1992 14:04 | 8 |
| Thanks for all the suggestions. Have got the license and am ready to
go. Someone at work mentioned the Ashland Reservoir and how he had
caught a bass that must have weighed 7-8lbs...said he caught it with
a rooster tail. Have you heard anything about this reservoir?
Again, I really appreciate the help...
Clint
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| 102.7 | In need of New Hampshire info !!! | RUNTUF::MAGEE | | Thu Mar 19 1992 23:16 | 19 |
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I have only been a New Hampshire resident for a relatively
short time and need some questions answered.
I picked up my N.H. fishing licence but did not get any info
telling me when the fishing season opens!
When does trout season start?
When can I go bass fishing, (my favorite)!
Where and how do I register my poor mans plastic bass boat.
(It's embarrassing but it is flotation!)
Any other hints or facts that can be shared with me would
be appreciated.
Chet
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| 102.8 | know the rules, or face big fines$$$ | SALEM::JUNG | half day?-> | Fri Mar 20 1992 07:29 | 13 |
| You should go back to where you bought your fishing license and
get a rule book.
I don't think there is enough disk space to cover the rules, much less
the changes.
Every species has its own rules. These rules can change from month to
month, or from one body of water to another....and, er...um, well you
just got to get that book!
Jeff (Captain)
Team Starcraft
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| 102.9 | | WAHOO::LEVESQUE | Wishin' I were Fishin' | Fri Mar 20 1992 09:10 | 9 |
| Trout season is open now in most rivers and streams. It will open in the
trout ponds on April 25th.
Bass season can be caught year 'round, but are subject to differing
restrictions based on the time of year.
Definitely get yourself a rule book for details. Note that a number of
bodies of water have additional restrictions; check the rules that apply
to the body of water where you plan on fishing.
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| 102.10 | nh rules question | SMURF::AMATO | Joe Amato | Fri Mar 20 1992 09:21 | 11 |
| Mod, this may not belong here but thought I'ld ask.
When I picked up my freshwater license this jan, nobody had any rule
books. I didn't think that too much would've changed, but I guess I'm
wrong. I read an article in thursday's useless leader that said
trolling for lake trout is NOT allowed anymore in NH!? Anybody got a
rule book to verify this one?
Thanks
Joe
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| 102.11 | Helpful for N.H. | WMOIS::BOURGAULT_D | | Fri Mar 20 1992 12:09 | 10 |
| Chet, one thing you can get to make life easier for you in N.H. is
to purchase a Clark's book. This gives you information on lakes
launches, and what fish are the prevalent specie. You can purchase one
at Zylas's or Northern Bass Supply in Brentwood. If you need further
info on it or directions to get to one on these places ask you'll
get all the info you need and don't need.
Regards
Don B.
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| 102.12 | We're talking about N.H., right? | SALEM::JUNG | half day?-> | Sat Mar 21 1992 09:02 | 10 |
| re:10
I just went through the rule book, particularly the sections "Limits and
Methods of Taking for Particular Species", "Prohibited Actions", "Pert-
inent Laws and Rules" and "Specific Rules for Ponds and Lakes" and
found no information concerning the taking of any species by means of
trolling.
Jeff (Captain)
Team Starcraft
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| 102.13 | It's in there | BASBUG::BB | Bob (PICA::)Blanchette | Mon Mar 23 1992 21:37 | 5 |
| Take a look at the letter code references for tables. LT-1, LT-2,
and LT-3 all have it as the last sentence in section A. It looks
like it only pertains to fishing from ice-in to March 31, though.
"Lake trout shall not be taken by trolling."
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| 102.14 | ???????????????????????????????? | SALEM::JUNG | half day?-> | Tue Mar 24 1992 07:31 | 7 |
| I found it. But I don't get it. Is this section (A) limited from
ice-in to March 31. If so, I don't imagine they get to many offenders
seeings that ice-out is *usually* in March or April. Why have such a
rule?
Jeff (Captain)
Team Starcraft
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| 102.15 | wording could be alot better! | SOLVIT::MOLLOY | | Mon Mar 30 1992 13:13 | 6 |
| My understanding of the rule is: from ice-in to March 31, no trolling
for lake trout (some lakes don't freeze completely and they don't want
trolling in the open water).
john
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| 102.16 | N.H. beginner - tips? | CASDOC::ROCHESTER | | Tue May 19 1992 16:55 | 15 |
| I did some fishing as a kid, and some great ocean fishing 15 years
back, but am really a beginner when it comes to freshwater fishing.
I'd appreciate equipment, technique, and location tips of all sorts.
I expect to be fishing N.H. lakeshores/streams, as I got no float.
Anybody that's got the patience to bring a beginner along, I could at
least supply some fine ales, stouts, and porters -- fresh homebrew.
thanks, and good fishing,
rocky
Jon Rochester
Nashua, NH
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