Glad to finally be joining the forum after years and years of reading. Here to learn and hopefully contribute where I can.

 

I primarily fish for largemouth in local ponds but am always thinking about smallmouth and trout. I build several rods a year and just getting started in tackle making. Unfortunately turning into a gear junkie and buying bigger and more expensive baits. Fish out of my kayak and canoe, likely to change now that I have a house and don't have to store it in the truck bed. 

 

Find me fishing any time I'm not working or doing schoolwork for my grad program.

Hello and welcome to the forum.

Welcome aboard. 

Hello and Welcome to Bass Resource ~

A-Jay

Welcome aboard! 

Welcome!

welcome from your fellow northeastern state connecticut!

Hi from the Sunshine State of Fl 

Welcome fellow New Hampshire angler!  What part of the state do you live in?  I'm in Central NH, on the Merrimack/belknap county lines.  Always looking for a fishing buddy if you're in my area.

Welcome to BR. 

Thanks all for the welcome!

 

bwillis - I just moved to Concord area and very excited to explore new waters. We will have to get out together.

Nice, I grew up in concord, and I have some good spots in the area.

Welcome!

Welcome!

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

Welcome from Georgia. 

welcome to Bassresource 

Welcome

 

i was in NH for work a few months ago and was going crazy seeing all the ponds/lakes and rivers while doing my run they had me all over the state but based out of Manchester. 

Welcome.

Welcome to BR!!

On 2/16/2022 at 1:03 PM, Togue said:

Thanks all for the welcome!

 

bwillis - I just moved to Concord area and very excited to explore new waters. We will have to get out together.

 

On 2/16/2022 at 1:46 PM, bwillis said:

Nice, I grew up in concord, and I have some good spots in the area.

Another fellow Granite Stater here. Is it me or is the bite 100% on or off this year?! I'm new on the forum 

Welcome. I'm also from the Concord area, (Pembroke), and just started getting back into fishing after a multi-decade lapse. After a too busy spring, I'm about to finally get my season going. I will be spending most of this season learning Ayers Pond in Barrington, as we just put a camper on a seasonal site there. I got my fishing kayak up there yesterday, and will be launching it for the first time today.