| Title: | Fishing Notes- Archived |
| Notice: | See note 555.1 for a keyword directory of this conference |
| Moderator: | DONMAC::MACINTYRE |
| Created: | Fri Feb 14 1986 |
| Last Modified: | Fri Sep 20 1991 |
| Last Successful Update: | Fri Jun 06 1997 |
| Number of topics: | 1660 |
| Total number of notes: | 20970 |
I'm looking for some info on Hopkington resevior(sp).
Can you use a boat with an electric motor ? If so directions
to the ramp.I'm looking for trout but if things are slow I'll
try some bassin. Good spots from shore or from the boat will
be appreciated.
THANKS
Dave C
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| 501.1 | FEISTY::TOMAS | Joe | Wed Oct 07 1987 09:17 | 6 | |
Hopkinton where? NH or MASS?? If it's Hopkinton Lake in NH, (aka Stumpfield), there's no trout...only bass, pickeral, kivvers, perch, and hornpout. -joe- | |||||
| 501.2 | Hopkinton Ma.? | FDCV01::NICOLAZZO | Free the beaches! | Wed Oct 07 1987 11:18 | 17 |
re: .0
If its Hopkinton Ma. your talking about :
Yes - electric motors are allowed. To get to the launch ramp,
head south on Rt. 85 from Rt. 9 - about 4-5 miles down (right
over the Hopkinton town line) on your left you'll see the entrance
to Hopkinton State Park - go in the park and there are signs
to the boat ramp). I've fished a lot from shore on the side
of the lake which boarders Rt. 85 (on the beach) - A lot of
people fish where Rt. 85 goes over the lake. I also see
a lot of people trolling over in that area. (I've never
fished it in the fall so I can't help you with that)
Be aware! The last time I was there (In late August for some
windsurfing) - the water level was *very* low!
Robert.
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| 501.3 | Hopkington Mass. It AINT OVER YET | LEDS::CAMPBELL | Wed Oct 07 1987 17:21 | 6 | |
Sorry about not mentioning which state, the one in Mass.
is the one I'm looking for.
Thanks Robert for the info have you heard of anny Bass
in there. The only fish I here about is the trout.
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| 501.4 | MPGS::NEAL | Thu Oct 08 1987 07:27 | 3 | ||
I know there are largemouth, not to sure about smallies.
Rich
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