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Migratory stripers continue to filter in, while offshore, the previously quiet southern section of Jeffrey’s Ledge has been infused with haddock and pollock.

Stripers up to 50-inches are being found gorging on herring around tributaries and herring runs.

Unusually early, fresh striped bass schools, with many slots in the mix, have moved into rivers, marshes, harbors and beaches.

The first wave of the spring striper run has swept into New Hampshire and Maine, while offshore, groundfishing for haddock is excellent.

While news of stripers in MA has many getting excited for what looks like an early season, the sweetwater bite and groundfish are keeping anglers happy.

While news of stripers in MA has many getting excited for what looks like an early season, the sweetwater bite and groundfish are keeping anglers happy.

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New Hampshire and Maine Fishing Report – July 22, 2021 Tim Moore of TimMooreOutdoors recently jigged up this 32” Lake Champlain laker! Thankfully the incessant storms of a week ago have given way to relative tranquility. With “green”, cooler oceanic water reclaiming rivers they may be worth another look. For diversity however it’s hard to top GOM groundfish. New Hampshire Fishing Report Tim Moore of Tim Moore Outdoors took his deepwater laker jigging technique on the road to Lake Cha...

New Hampshire and Maine Fishing Report – July 8, 2021 New Hampshire and Coastal Maine Fishing Report As typical of July, striped bass remain the headline fish but interesting alternatives abound. Foremost is the great groundfishing, which lately includes whiting and pollock to go along with the ever-reliable haddock. Winnipesaukee rainbows and lakers remain a nice  sweetwater choice while their sea run relatives – salter brown trout – are stealing a bit of thunder from stripers! New Hamp...

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