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Conference wahoo::fishing

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

1113.0. "Where-to-stay" by BAGELS::DILSWORTH (I'm the NRA) Tue Apr 25 1989 10:49

    I would like to start this topic for information on places to stay. 
    The title for replies should have the name of the lake and the state or
    province.  The body of the reply should contain the name, address and
    phone number of the proprietor.

    keith
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1113.1First Connecticut Lake - NHBAGELS::DILSWORTHI'm the NRATue Apr 25 1989 11:0711
    Timberland Lodge & Cabins
    First Connecticut Lake
    Pittsburg, NH  03592
    (603)538-6613

    I have stayed here several times.  The cabins are rustic, but clean and
    fully equipped.  They rent boats and have primitive launching off the
    beach for 4x4 and hand carrys.  There is a good public launch about 2
    miles away.

    keith
1113.2Long Lake....MaineFOOZLE::SCHOLZRon....and thanks for all the fishTue Apr 25 1989 14:4116
    Four Seasons Camp Grounds
    Long Lake
    Naples, Maine
    
    I don't have the number for it, but it is in the camp ground book
    for Maine. This place is on the west side of Long Lake (which is
    just north of Sebago Lake and connected to it) and offers full hook-ups
    for both RVs and tents. Great sites with about 20 of them on the
    water. Nine of them have docks for your boat and they have a launch
    but I would recommend 4 wheel drive unless you have a small boat.
    The lake has some of the best smallmouth fishing and good largemouth
    too. Very scenic area with moderate development around the lake.
    Long Lake is just that, about 10-11 miles long and maybe 3/4 to
    a mile across. 
    
    Ranger Ron
1113.3WAHOO::LEVESQUENow THAT was a privilegeWed Jun 05 1991 11:374
 I am looking for a place to stay in Errol, NH preferably close to the
Androscoggin River. Any advice, phone numbers, etc would be appreciated.

 The Doctah
1113.4Errol places to stayNQOAIC::BEAUCHESNEWed Jun 05 1991 16:3615
    	Doctah,
    
    	There's only one motel in Errol, the Errol Motel.  It's right on
    route 16, very convenient to the river.  Their rooms all have two
    double beds, and a few of them have kitchenettes.  The rooms are clean,
    and it's a good idea to make reservations as it's a popular spot for
    both fisherman and vacationers stopping over.  The number is (603)
    482-2356.
    
    	If you're looking to tent, there are a few campgrounds around that
    area, one primitive one right on the androscoggin.
    
    	If you need more info, give me a call.
    
    	Moe