Newfound Charters
If you're going to cast a line in Newfound Lake, look no further than Newfound Charters. Having logged many hours on these waters, Captain Scott knows them forwards and back.
If you're going to cast a line in Newfound Lake, look no further than Newfound Charters. Having logged many hours on these waters, Captain Scott knows them forwards and back.
Cast and Call Guide Service LLC is here to show you the stunning waters of Shapleigh. Your guide for the day is Captain Jake, bringing aboard his local experience.
"We highly recommend Cast and Call Fishing Charter! Our teenage boys had a fantastic time fishing around Mousam Lake, and they’re already planning their next trip." — Dana,
If fishing in The Gulf of Maine for Bluefin Tuna is on your bucket list or just a quiet day with an incredible catch and good friends is what your looking for, then look no further than Adventure and Catch Charters, LLC.
"We had an absolutely incredible experience with Adventure and Catch Charters!" — Richard,
Come fishing with Captain Pierce of Tiderunner Fishing Charters. We will use light tackle to target Striped Bass in the mighty Piscataqua River, or use live bait along the rocky coastline of southern Maine.
"What a great experience! Pierce was professional, knowledgeable, and fun." — Marissa,
At Rising Tide Anglers, we specialize in guided fly fishing trips for Striped Bass, tailored to meet the needs of every angler who steps aboard.
Concord, New Hampshire, offers exceptional freshwater fishing experiences centered around the Merrimack River and its network of productive ponds. Anglers target trophy-sized smallmouth bass along the river's boulder-rich stretches, where aggressive strikes and challenging fights define the experience. The Merrimack's diverse ecosystem also supports largemouth bass, striped bass during seasonal migrations, chain pickerel, and panfish like yellow perch and sunfish.
Beyond the river, local ponds like Shellcamp, Dubes, Bow Town, and Turtle Pond provide accessible shoreline and boat fishing for bass and pickerel. The New Hampshire Fish and Game Department supplements natural populations with periodic stockings of Atlantic salmon in the watershed. Fishing techniques vary from fly fishing in the river's upper reaches to spin casting in Lowell's urban stretches and bait fishing for carp and catfish.
Prime fishing runs from April through November, with winter opportunities for dedicated anglers. Franklin's trout-stream-like sections and Lowell's canals offer distinct environments, while Concord's urban access points like Arms Park and Greely Park deliver convenience without sacrificing quality. The region's mix of river dynamics, pond ecosystems, and seasonal migrations creates a versatile angling destination suited to all skill levels.