I post my fishing reports and you can view them for current conditions
and from the last 7 years. This will give you pictures and information
about many of the rivers in New England and how they fish throughout
the season.
We highly recommend three of the best fly shops in New England
which specialize in friendly, personal service and local knowledge:
Morse Sporting Goods
is located in Hillsborough, NH, just a cast away from the beautiful
Contoocook River. Jim and Walter Morse and their staff provide
friendly service and expert local advice. They are a full-service
outdoor store, with hunting, archery and fishing getting equal
billing, depending on the season. Whether you need a license
and a few local-favorite flies, or a complete fly fishing outfit,
you will not find friendlier more helpful service anywhere.
Evening Sun Fly Shop
covering south/central New Hampshire and north/central Massachusetts.
Just a couple of casts from the Nissitissit River in Pepperell,
Mass is a great shop loaded with just about everything including
the enthusiasm of owner Charlie Shadan. Charlie's shop is the
gathering spot for anglers in the area. There's always something
going on from fly tying classes and guest tiers to customer appreciation
events and presentations hosted at the shop. There's some great
year round trout fishing in Massachusesst and Charlie's shop is
the place to go to get started.
North Country Angler
When you're in North Conway stop by the North Country Angler
a fully stocked shop. Janet and Bill have over thirty years of
experience in the Valley and are always willing to share information
on hatches as well as how the local rivers are fishing. Bill's
monthly column in the New Hampshire Outdoor Gazette always makes
for great reading.Give Bill and Janet Thompson our best wishes
when you stop by.
Opechee Trading
Post in Laconia, HQ of the NH Lakes Region, is a piece of
New Hampshire's fly fishing history on the shores of Lake Opechee.
Owner Jim Makris has a great selection of equipment and the perfect
spot to try casting one of the fine selection of rods from his
50 foot dock with a chance for rainbows, browns and salmon
