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Title:Fishing Notes- Archived
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Created:Fri Feb 14 1986
Last Modified:Fri Sep 20 1991
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1067.0. "Looking for New Hampshire Trout Ponds" by VLS7::RADICIONI () Wed Mar 29 1989 16:09

    
    I'm looking for some Trout Fishing spots around Mason,Greenville,
    New Ipswich,Jaffery N.H.areas.. I heard of a good Trout lake in Keene
    called Silver Lake,that holds a few nice Rainbows and I also heard
    of Power Mill Pond in Hancock N.H... I'm new to New Ipswich and
    all I here is that its a warm water fish area,all the Trout ponds
    are way north or east from there..
    
    Sooooo,I'm looking for HELP... Can anyone share in some nice Trout
    ponds or even streams ??? 
    
    Thanks
    
    Arnie
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1067.1Off RT101SALEM::HARTTrout Fishing In AmericaThu Mar 30 1989 08:2919
    
      Arnie,
    
         I live in Manchester so I don't fish over that way much but
    I remember a trout stream off of Rt101 just before you get to
    Peterborough that gave up a few brookies and a salmon. I can't
    remember the name of the stream although I'm sure its part of the
    Souhegan river. If you head west on rt101 past the Temple Mt. ski
    area you will see parts of the stream on the right hand side.You
    can fish under any of the bridges that the side roads go across
    but if you have some chest waders you'll be able to get to some
    nice pools that are back away from the roads. 
          If you go to any place that sells N.H. fishing licenses
    get a copy of the fishing guide and they list all the ponds and
    streams in that area that are stocked by them.
    
       good luck, let us know when you catch some trout
    
      Kevin
1067.2many ThanksVLS7::RADICIONIThu Mar 30 1989 12:579
    
    Thanks Kevin.. I have a book and it mentions the ponds but not the
    towns.. I've been sitting here looking for these ponds in Hillsboro
    county and there hard to find..
    I'll keep looking for places ...
    
    Thanks again,
    
    Arn
1067.3Here's some spots!TRACTR::DOWNSThu Mar 30 1989 13:047
    Arnie, I live in Mason and often vists places like, Nubanusit in
    Hancock, SpoonWood Pond on the back side of Nubanusit(need to paddle
    to and jump a small damn. Silver lake, in Harrisville and Granite
    Lake in Nelson can also be productive. There are numerous lakes
    and ponds about a 1/2 hour north of Mason. The only trout waters
    right around Mason are the streams. I also buy an out of state Mass.
    license and fish the streams in Townsend, good luck!
1067.4Try Fox Brook in N.I.AFVAX::SYSTEMThu Mar 30 1989 13:1311
    Arnie,
    
    Welcome to New Ipswich!  Although I don't fish for trout myself,
    I have a friend that lives in Smithville (a suburb??? of New Ipswich)
    and he claims that Fox Brook is stocked on occasion and he has good
    luck.  Fox Brook kinda runs parallel to Taylor Rd. and there's 
    a little pond with a dam that is THE place.
    
    Good luck,
    Brian
1067.5Many ThanksVLS1::RADICIONIMon Apr 03 1989 09:048
    
    Thanks Gentlemen,I needed that help !!! 
    
           Now,I have to get out there and try it,if it ever stops raining
           snowing,sleeting and whatever else that comes along..
    
    Thanks again,
    Arnie