Hello all from NH! A little about myself...I have been fishing for 18 years (since I was 10), though it is something that I am really just getting back into. Since I graduated from school in 2012 I have been fishing maybe a handful of times a year, and most of my fishing time was spent just trying to catch anything. In the last few months I started targeting bass and surprise surprise...I caught more fish. As they say the bug has bit and I have been out almost everyweekend in the last couple months on local ponds. I live across the street from Rocky Pond in Canterbury NH which always provides some good entertainment. My biggest has been under 2 lbs, but still learning amd still fishing. Pretty much all of my fishing is done out of a 12' Old Town Dirigo Angler.

 

About me personally - I am married with a 1.5 month old daughter, 1 dog, 1 cat, 1 snake. My other interest is cars - I have a 5th gen camaro which is always fun. It always runs great and car parts are not a priority so I dont work on it much, but still enjoy cleaning it up and driving around. I am a CPA with a firm in Manchester NH, and have spent most of the last 6 years working with small to large businesses and their owners. 

 

I look forward to being a part of the forum, continuing to learn, and catching more fish!

Hello and Welcome to Bass Resource ~ 

Nice Intro.

A-Jay

Welcome aboard! Another snake guy!  

 

I'm down from over 20 to just 3, a black rat snake, and

two of her hybrid children (black rat + corn).

Welcome to BR!

26 minutes ago, Darren. said:

Welcome aboard! Another snake guy!  

 

I'm down from over 20 to just 3, a black rat snake, and

two of her hybrid children (black rat + corn).

Thanks!

 

20 would keep you busy, and certainly would give you a bit of an electric bill!

Only one for us - a now 6 year old bumblebee ball python. She is pretty relaxed and is good with anything. I always tell people it is even easier than a fish - if you have everything on timers, you can literally leave her for a month except swapping out water and she'll be just as happy. Besides - how many other pets can you feed just once a month?

Howdy Neighbor,

 

I grew up in Manchester and live near Squam.....If you ever want to fish “Golden Pond”,I’m your huckleberry 

welcome aboard

24 minutes ago, NH-Fishin said:

Thanks!

 

20 would keep you busy, and certainly would give you a bit of an electric bill!

Only one for us - a now 6 year old bumblebee ball python. She is pretty relaxed and is good with anything. I always tell people it is even easier than a fish - if you have everything on timers, you can literally leave her for a month except swapping out water and she'll be just as happy. Besides - how many other pets can you feed just once a month?

We did the ball python thing, had a bumblebee, some het pied 50%.

They are super easy. My brother now has our pythons and several of

the hybrids. Just got too expensive both $ and time, so we pared down.

Just now, Darren. said:

We did the ball python thing, had a bumblebee, some het pied 50%.

They are super easy. My brother now has our pythons and several of

the hybrids. Just got too expensive both $ and time, so we pared down.

I can believe it - 1 is simple and cheap, 20 would add up quick. 

 

24 minutes ago, NHBull said:

Howdy Neighbor,

 

I grew up in Manchester and live near Squam.....If you ever want to fish “Golden Pond”,I’m your huckleberry 

Sounds good, I appreciate the offer.  Any thoughts on a good place to launch / fish from a kayak there? I have been avoiding larger bodies of water due to the difficulty in really getting to explore such a large size from a kayak. I went fishing a couple times on Squam with my grandfather probably 10 years ago in his Lund Alaskan, but that has been about it.

Hello and welcome to the forum. I don't want any part of your snakes.

Welcome to the forum

Welcome!

Howdy from NW Louisiana and welcome to our fishing family! ?

Hello and Welcome! 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Mike 

Welcome home! We're glad you're here.

Welcome.

Welcome!

Welcome from N. Central Bassachusetts! 

Hello and welcome to BR

Welcome to the forum. It's as addictive as fishing.

 

Welcome to BR

Welcome Home! We're glad you're here.

Welcome from another NH guy.