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June 6 Is Free Fishing Day in New Hampshire
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“Most people who hook a fish once can hardly wait for the chance to do it again. Free Fishing Day is your chance to give it a try!” says Karina Walsh, New Hampshire Fish and Game’s Let’s Go Fishing program coordinator.
Free Fishing Day kicks off 2009 National Fishing and Boating Week in New Hampshire (June 6 – 14, 2009), a nationwide observance encouraging families to have fun together on the water.
Free Fishing Day is the perfect chance to introduce non-angling friends and family to the sport, especially if you fish for something easy to catch, like bluegills or yellow perch. “Make an adventure out of it, grab your rod and make a picnic lunch you’ll surely have a great time catching these fish,” Walsh says. “For just a few dollars, you can buy an inexpensive rod and reel and a few hooks and nonlead sinkers to get started on an activity people of all ages can enjoy.”
For specific details on fishing rules, consult the 2009 New Hampshire Freshwater Fishing Digest available at www.fishnh.com/Fishing/fishing.htm, or wherever fishing licenses are sold. The Fish and Game website has tackle tips, lake depths, info on where fish have been stocked, and fishing forecasts for various parts of the state.
The website also has regional fishing guides with suggestions on where to fish from the shoreline, currently available for Manchester/Nashua, the North Country and southwestern N.H.
If you get hooked on Free Fishing Day, enjoy the fun year round. Licenses are available online at www.fishnh.com or from any of 250 friendly local license agents statewide.
Fish New Hampshire and relax. We have what you’re looking for.