It’s that time of the fishing season, where you might be tying up your proven fly patterns, planning your next fishing excursion, or dreaming of hooking an acrobatic salmon or bully of a brown on a beautiful summer day. In two weeks (January 17 – 19), we’ll be at the Fly Fishing Show in Marlborough, MA and we hope you can join us at our booth to shoot the bull and talk fishing!
Cindy found a vintage NH postcard, and while there are certainly some things that have changed about New Hampshire (no more racetrack in Salem), one of them that shouldn’t change is the fly angler netting a fish in the tippy top of the state!
In case you haven’t heard, the N.H. Fish & Game Department has decided to pull its inland fisheries rules proposal for 2025. After many comments submitted from dedicated fly anglers, and an outpouring of participants at the two public informational meetings, the Department decided it was best to halt the process now and decide on what to do next.
The Pittsburg Anglers Association has commented on the new fishing rules proposal being considered for implementation in 2025, and here it is in its entirety. Please get those comment letters in to Fish & Game, everyone – the deadline is September 6 at midnight.
The two public meetings detailing the new fishing rules proposal to be enacted in 2025 have come and gone, and many thanks to everyone that showed up and voiced their concerns in Concord and Lancaster this week.
The public meetings are coming up this week – Tuesday night (6 PM) in Concord, and Wednesday night (6 PM) in Lancaster – to unveil the new fishing rules proposal from NH Fish & Game. What’s the timeline after that? Everyone needs to educate themselves quickly on what the proposal means for the fish, the waters that we like to fish, and the localities that we recreate in.
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