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Pittsburg, N.H. ~ Where the Trout & Salmon Play!

Pittsburg, NH Upper Connecticut River Fishing Report: 5/24 – Flood Edition

Posted by bs - May 24, 2013 - Upper Connecticut River
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High Muddy Connecticut River

The Connecticut River rushes through Canaan, Vermont today as the rain continues unabated up here – nearly 4.5″ this week, and we still have a couple days of this weather left.  What has this all meant to pursuing trout and salmon in Pittsburg, NH you may ask?

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Pittsburg, NH Upper Connecticut River & Back Lake Fishing Report: 5/23

Posted by bs - May 23, 2013 - Back Lake, Upper Connecticut River
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The Upper Connecticut River has continued to be a little slow this week, as our constant rainy weather pattern has thrown things off a bit. While we definitely needed the water to fill the Connecticut Lakes, it has rained just about every day for a week, which makes us all yearn for those sunny days (that are tough for the fishing but great for the soul).

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Pittsburg, NH Pond Fishing Report: 5/19

Posted by bs - May 19, 2013 - Ponds
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Round Pond brookie

Good times fishing on Pittsburg, NH’s outer ponds this weekend – lots of action at Round Pond yesterday, and Coon Brook Bog was good too.  It’s not rocket science with our eager brook trout right now: Adams and Yellow Hornbergs worked great, and “on the strip” no less!

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Pittsburg, NH Fishing Report: May 18

Posted by bs - May 18, 2013 - Back Lake, Ponds, Spring fishing, Upper Connecticut River
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Finally, a beautiful day for enjoying Back Lake’s fishing this morning.  It’s been a bit blustery over the last few days, so we’re happy that the wind’s subsided today.

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Connecticut River Fishing Report: 5/12

Posted by bs - May 12, 2013 - Spring fishing, Upper Connecticut River
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Busy Magalloway Stretch

Lots of rain yesterday evening has given us a fresh charge of water for the river, and cooled it as well. Thursday’s water temp at Magalloway was a luke warm 55, while it was a frosty 48 up there this morning. With temps down to 30 degrees tonight, and 25 degrees tomorrow night, this weather might just be what we need to turn the salmon on again.

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