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Thank you. Glad you like em

Good fishing out there

I'd probably say screw auger was cool to wander inside it. But step falls is the best for swimming/cooling off. Water was chilly. I'd guess low 60s mid 50s chilly. But felt really refreshing.

I just stopped by a few days ago. It's a nice place to relax also. Bring quarters, sometimes they have feed for the fish you can buy. Really gets the fish moving

Bacon wrap? Haha. Thanks for the watch

@@newenglandwandering that's my name

Brookies and rainbow. I believe there is a stretch that's for native brookies only. F&G does stock further downstream brookies/bows/ browns

@@newenglandwandering what stretch is it? I have fished other parts of the piscataquog and only caught stockers

​@mitchelldexter1901 if you look at the F&G digest it tells you. But basically from Lyndeborough rd to rte 13 (near pizza place) is managed for natives or so I've read online. Buts a more restricted fishing section and I believe it's due to that. I could be wrong

@newenglandwandering thanks for the feedback! I just looked at the regulations for parts of the South Branch Piscataquog River in New boston, and usually, they only have those rules in place for native brookies, so I would say u are right. Thanks!

Enjoy there is a lot to look at there I didn't even get to see it all

​@@newenglandwandering good to know!

That was a fun lake to fish. Lots of fish

Thanks for watching!

Thank you. Appreciate it. I'm always out there doing stuff so I figured why not share it from my point of view

Appreciate it. Yes it's such a neat spot up there

The water was definitely higher, it was only a few days after that torrential downpours. So it was flowing good, but I've seen it higher. This spot was along the Ammonoosuc actually. So just north of the notch. We camped in the notch. Crawford Notch campground, highly recommend it

@@newenglandwandering We jokingly call Crawford Notch Campground our summer home. It is, for us, the high standard by which we assess all other campgrounds. They've had a rough year this summer. Lost 300 trees and part of a few river sites. They bounced back after Irene. I'm sure they'll do the same this time.

Agreed. Good for the soul

Appreciate it. If you like the caves check out the polar caves one I posted also. Very similar just alot more caves.

Yea. It was way too early in the season. Before they stocked. And that section isn't known to be great but I had always wanted to try it. At least I got a good river side nap in at the end. Thanks for watching!

Yes. I've been there a few times. And I usually see good sized bass swinging the shore lines but I've never taken my kayak out. I'll have to try that next time. Thanks for the tip. And Pratt Pond is hit or miss. But I love that spot and how quiet and serene it can be there

Thanks. Good fishing once it's stocked. Sadly I was out much too early and the fish rarely hold over the winter in this section.

Not as much as I'd like. But it's in the plans this summer. I'm a bit limited in the distance I can go right now with work as I only get 1 day off a week. But eventually I'd like to spend weeks at a time fishing and camping in VT, ME and all around

Thank you. You as well

I have not yet. I was definitely out way too early before they stocked that river also. Any particular spot upstream you'd recommend?

Thank you. Happy belated Easter to you

@@newenglandwandering Thank you and you have a lovely channel debs xx

Yes the superfund site you speak of is a mile or so downstream. I personally wouldn't eat fish out of most waters in Southern NH due to pollution. But good to point out still

Yes. I just got into it 2 years ago. I love it. I almost brought it for this adventure. I have fly fished further upstream where it's fly only areas. This was more of an exploratory and just get out day. I'd been wanting to check out that spot for awhile. I'll go back in spring once warmer with fly gear when I can stand in the water longer than 2 minutes without freezing

That's cool. Always interesting to learn where and why things are especially here in New England with all the history we have

Thanks Glenn

That's cool to learn. I've been up there a few times and always wondered why it was placed there. Thanks for sharing

Yea it's still operational somewhat. Looks like it's for sale