NH Fish Finder - northeast trout fishermen

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Name: northeast trout fishermen

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this is a group for people who like to catch trout.to help other trout fishermen find good trout spots and teach different trout fishing techniques.and any other helpful trout information you can provide

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flyangler Capt. Bob Salerno	salientwolf Mike Frye	fire22 chad welch	troutluster Jonny do-rite	carpmaster Jason
mrprpane tom woodbury	rcc11549 Bob Coleman	learningtofish Jonathan Nassi	salmo Andrew Karcich	dfdfirelt52 Andrew Karcich
pinkpole Shanna V	anthonyy Anthony	timmymac Tim McIntire	hansel Hans Langford	gspadz6 George-Ryan Grimes
crazyhorse mike conte	pm04077 Daniel Divney	norbert Norbert Wesely	linkmak Mike Kelley	fisherman1621 Bobby Cummings
stvcard Steve C	swish_flick Jeff Quinn	brynod55 BRYAN SCHOCH	fishingcon ryan delisle	thesportfishingzone Robin Rowe
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From	Message
thesportfishingzone 06/12/11 11:12 AM	Lakers and Salmon are hitting in the Quabbin. Getting Lakers in 70-90 ft with copper/silver Dave Davis and shiners. Salmon in 30-40ft. The only drawback is that your boat has to be washed and trailer tagged to fish the reservoir. Rental boats are available but you won't have any downriggers to work with.

linkmak 05/07/10 12:30 PM	I have been bagging some GREAT trout from the Arcadia fishing areas

troutluster 02/20/10 09:56 AM	wow its been awhile on here but have done a good amount of ice fishing around the mer. vally and have cought some nice trout and salmon .. anyone have luck more west near worcester mass?

timmymac 07/11/09 11:40 PM	Hey, gang. I'm a novice fly fisherman and I don't know New England that well. Can anyone point me to a decent river where I can work on my flycasting technique and/or maybe stand a good chance of getting into some trout?

carpmaster 05/16/09 12:11 PM	I'm trying to find some access points to any of the White Mountain trout streams including: Saco River, Swift River, Pemigewasset River, Baker River, Ammonoosuc River, Androscogging River, Ellis River, Dry River, Lost River and any others that anyone knows has trout in them. Thanx for any detailed info any of you can help me out with. Thanx, Carpmaster

salmo 05/06/09 07:50 AM	Caught a few this past weekend. Fished Sprijng Creek near State College for the fist time.

salientwolf 05/01/09 12:27 PM	anyone having any luck catching trout this spring?

troutluster 02/06/09 11:39 PM	hows the river fishing for the packers falls area in newmarket

fire22 02/06/09 08:45 AM	nope i dont use floats they will stay on top or close to it as long as your hook anit to big. you dont need a big hook and you will need to buy alot just hook them right down the middle

mrprpane 02/06/09 12:42 AM	i like a small spiner too try using a worm on it too helps I also like copper colored spoons too

salientwolf 02/05/09 06:37 PM	do you use any weight or float with the cricket ? how do you fish with a cricket?

fire22 02/04/09 03:07 PM	drifting live worms is good when its raining or right after but if its sunny try a small spiner bringin it up stream(yellow with red is my fav). But i find if you go to a pet store and get some live crickets on a sunny summer day you cant keep them off the hook.

salientwolf 01/27/09 12:54 PM	i usually drift fish a live worm along the bottom of the river or stream.this method usually works good.but i am looking for other good methods of catching trout.does anyone have any suggestions?