MikeOGNR

Heading to the Nashua River tonight. Taking a break from my hunting season for 2 days to try and catch a hog before the seasons out. Wish me luck guys will post later if I get anything

Vermont is the best state around man. I plan on moving there next fall with my girlfriend if all falls into place I love hunting and fishing up there its like the only piece left of true nature in the country in my opinion.

Thank you for your service as well some people don't say that nowadays but most people don't understand what it takes to be a Marine. My bestfriends in Okinawa right now haha that's why I respect you and devildoc

Ohh yea I remember every night he used to have a stringer full of 3-4lb fish then he caught that monster in october

I have a camp on Northwood Lake on Blakes Hill Road been fishing Northwood for 10-12 years now maybe more my great grandpa still holds the record I believe on that lake with an 8lb 14oz bass and another close one that weighed 8lb 6oz.

All these ideas sound very informative and helpful. For now I think I am going to try the C rig on the bottom and draggin it around points and other underwater structure that I can see on the Topo Maps. Another question how heavy should I go for a C rig? And also how will I know whats really on the bottom?

Thanks for the help guys I am gonna try brains method first and maybe save up for a decent one to put into my boat. Ill let you know what I come out with.

With a depth finder I don't know really what to look for as to what to get seeing as how I have a budget you know. Also wouldn't I need a map of the lake anyways to put my fish finder to good use to find areas? and such

Also if it helps I live and fish in New Hampshire.

Hey Guys, so I am a fairly avid bass fisherman and have been so for roughly since I was 5. Now through my trial and error experiences I have come to notice that a lot of my fishing pertains to hitting shoreline structure and visible cover mostly shallow water fishing. Now this has worked for me a fair amount of the time, but I really wanna get into deep water fishing and fishing a lot of underwater structure depths that range from 10-20 feet because I know that if I do this my odds will increase drastically and I can catch some bigger fish as well. My situation is I have a small 6hp v hull boat with a trolling motor and no electronics. I am just looking to see what you guys can offer to help me get off the banks and into the deeper water so I can start catching some more quality and quantity fish. Any helps is appreciated. Thanks, Mike

I have a question I've been looking into trying the Nashua river again. but every time I go there either I come out empty handed or I catch very small bass I would just like to know where some spots or places would be on the river to try also places that I can launch and fish other than Mines Falls Behind Stellos Stadium on the river. Just know there's some good ones in there and I want to put the odds in my favor.

Caught my first Eel this weekend in Northwood Lake man that thing was slimy you couldn't put your knee down on it the thing slipped through everything. Also caught a 3lber on a texas rigged power worm on some docks at dusk good to be back on the site haha

Hey everyone its been awhile. I have a quick question about fishing the White Mountains is it fly fishing only up there? like in the streams and rivers or can I use my light spinning gear with live trout worms? looking for some answers fast cause I will probably be going up there tomorrow.

Caught my first hornpout of the season tonight. They have to be the ugliest fish in the world

I'm working up in Laconia tomorrow through Saturday. I will be right on Paugus Bay. I here its good smallmouth fishing. I also am pretty close to the Governors Island which I might try. Any tips on the areas?

Went to Flints Pond on wednesday caught 4 fish total and my girlfriend caught a 3lber. Today went out to Rocky Pond in Hollis caught 2 2lbers. Hoping this weekend I can get bigger then my latest 4lber

Going on a camping trip this weekend in Gorham NH past the Franconia Notch. Anyone got any good places to fish?

Not to get off topic either, but this post is the 1000 post on this thread. WOOOOOHOOOO YEAAA NEW HAMPSHIRE

Haven't posted in a bit, but last friday I caught a nice 4lber right off some lily pads on baboosic lake. He was quite the fighter.

Yea I know there not durable. I'm gonna give them another chance try them out texas rigged see what I can get hoping to catch a hog soon.

My uncles bass tournament partner works for a tackle company I literally have over 20-30 of the senkos ranging from all brands. I just hated fishing them wacky style it bored me, but to Texas rig them seems interesting.

I have never tried a senko texas rigged? hmm sounds interesting I assume you just throw it to cover let it sink then just reel and twitch?? and then ever so often just kill it and start again.

Went out to Baboosic Lake in Amherst. Caught 8 bass biggest being a 1.7lber, seems like everyone's using senkos nowadays too catch the good size ones. Anybody got any good tips on whats the best way to rig them for the big ones? I know for a fact there's some big ones in Baboosic and it seems like the bass have spawned already and are turning for their summer patterns in the lake planning on working that place a lot seeing as how my girlfriend lives there.

Went out to Rocky Pond in Hollis for a quick 2 hours before work caught a 2lber. Gonna go out tomorrow morning and see if I can get on some good sized ones finally lol might use some Big Canadian Crawlers if nothing else will produce the hogs.

Went out to Plesant Pond today in Francestown. Nice decent size place only 3 fish biggest being a pond was only out for 2.5 hours though in a canoe, but it seemed like a good area seeing as how there was so much good bass cover everywhere. Also some great hunting area up in that area aswell even saw 3 deer in a little old logging trail. Good day none the less