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- Meeting
in Boston?
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We can arrange
a half-day trip that starts after your business day ends.
There is nothing like fishing the evening hatch to help melt
the stress away.
- Vacationing
with the In-laws in the NH Lakes Region?
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In late June
and July we can help you forget about your long days of shopping
the outlet malls by fishing the hexagenia hatch for large trout
with big flies.
- Flying
into Manchester for a sales-call with your best account?
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Why not
take them fishing instead of out to dinner? That picture
of you and your client with a trophy trout will solidify your
relationship better than any lobster and a bottle of wine will!
- New
to New Hampshire?
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You can spend
weeks and months using trial and error to learn your new "home
waters" OR you can spend a day or two with a New Hampshire
Rivers guide exploring proven producing waters. Want to
know where the big salmon can be found? Looking for that
special hike-in brook trout pond? New Hampshire Rivers
guides know!
- Looking
for the perfect Father's Day or birthday gift?
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Dad really
appreciates all those ties, socks and golf umbrellas that you
have been buying him, but just imagine the grin on his face
when he opens the envelope with the gift certificate for a day
on the water with New Hampshire Rivers guide!
- Need
to organize a "team-building" event or off-site staff
meeting?
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What better
way to get to know your colleagues, build rapport and enjoy
a common experience than learning how to fly fish together?
Fly fishing requires a certain amount of coordination, but no
strength or athletic ability is required. It is a non-competitive,
fun experience that will have your staff raving about the good
time they had. Best of all, it will cost you less than
a round of golf at most country clubs!
- Don't
fish, but enjoy the outdoors and viewing wildlife?
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The rivers,
lakes and ponds of New Hampshire are ideal for sightseeing and
viewing wildlife. Ever see a bald eagle fish for dinner? We
have. Ever hear an osprey screeching to defend their territory?
We have. Ever see a "big brown rock" in a pond suddenly
rise up with water streaming from his antlers, munching on water
plants? We have! We would love to take you exploring the backroads
and waterways of New England looking for moose, deer, bear,
fox, mink, otters, beavers, bears, coyotes, eagles, osprey,
ravens, and more.
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