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| 1625.1 | Any where you look | SALEM::JUNG | | Thu Jun 13 1991 10:18 | 8 |
| Winnipesaukee is 44,000 acres, that ought to be a good start. In
a canoe it would be wise not to venture to far from shore. Fantastic
Bass, Trout, Salmon etc.
Just about any water you see will yield good fishing.
Jeff (Captain)
Team Starcraft
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| 1625.2 | | WAHOO::LEVESQUE | Electric Ecstasy | Thu Jun 13 1991 10:30 | 4 |
| That's not terribly far from the Dan Hole Ponds. They are supposed to have
among the best fishing in the state.
The Doctah
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| 1625.3 | ;^) | WMOIS::REEVE_C | | Thu Jun 13 1991 12:19 | 4 |
| There are absolutely NO good places to fish anywhere near Wolfeboro.
Try the other end of the state.
Chris
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| 1625.4 | With my own eyes | MR4MI2::GOODENOW | | Mon Jun 17 1991 08:47 | 5 |
| For .3. Do you mean the western part of the state or Winni?
Took a ride to Wolfeboro Saturday sans canoe and while sitting
on the town dock watched a guy catch two very nice largemouths,
one in the 3-4 pound range. Mid day. Had worms rigged on the bottom.
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| 1625.5 | Welcome to New Hampshire - now go home!! | KAHALA::PRESTON | Beastly Rotter in residence | Mon Jun 17 1991 12:59 | 10 |
| > There are absolutely NO good places to fish anywhere near Wolfeboro.
> Try the other end of the state.
He's right! There is no good fishing anywhere near there! Otherwise
they'd call it Fishboro, wouldn't they?
Well, ok, maybe near the town dock... but nowhere else!!
Ed
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