New Hampshire Fishing Reports

Your New Hampshire Fishing Experience


Welcome to the latest fishing report from Central New Hampshire Guides! Our fishing reports provide up-to-date information on the latest fishing conditions and trends in New Hampshire. We cover everything from the latest weather conditions to the types of fish being caught, as well as the best bait and techniques to use. Our experienced captain, Jeffrey Foote, provides insights and tips based on his extensive knowledge of the local waters and fishing conditions. Our fishing reports are updated regularly, so you can always stay informed and be prepared for your next fishing trip. Check out our fishing reports for the latest information and plan your next fishing adventure with Central New Hampshire Guides.


We get these questions a lot. Can I fish in NH right now? What saltwater fish are in season in New Hampshire? What do they fish for in New Hampshire? Well, Yes! you can fish in New Hampshire right now, as long as you have the necessary fishing license and follow the state's fishing regulations. Regarding saltwater fish, there are several species in season in New Hampshire depending on the time of year. Ultimately, the type of fish you can catch in New Hampshire depends on the season, location, and fishing method used. It's always a good idea to check with local fishing authorities or guides for the most up-to-date information.


Central New Hampshire Guides offers a range of fishing charter options to suit every level of experience and budget. Our rates vary depending on the length of the trip, the number of anglers, and the type of fishing you choose. For example, Striped Bass season typically runs from early May to late October, while Bluefish season is usually from mid-June to late September. Other popular saltwater fish in New Hampshire include Tuna, Cod, and Haddock. At Central New Hampshire Guides, we use a variety of fishing techniques, including trolling, jigging, and live bait fishing. Our experienced captain, Jeffrey Foote, will guide you through each technique and help you choose the best one for the conditions on the day of your trip.

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October 24, 2023

still plenty of gish

still have a few day to get bent!
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August 21, 2023

Still plenty of fish

IT'S not over yet 
few bass around
tuna is getting hot
cidseason opens in  2 weks
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June 12, 2023

EPIC BASSIN

This being the last week before the commercial bass season opens is by far your best chance of landing multiple fish over 35 inches.
Every trip in the last four days has had multiple short fish , numerous Slot fish (28-31") released and at least three fish over 35" on each trip.
It doesn't have to be with us but I highly recommend you quit Wishing and get fishing.
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March 28, 2023

New Hampshire Fishing Report

Fishing enthusiasts in New Hampshire know that March can be a slow month for fishing. However, there is one bright spot: the Haddock season officially opens on March 1st. This means that anglers can start targeting this popular species, which can be found in abundance off the coast of New Hampshire during this time of year. While the Haddock season may be the main event in March, there are other fish to be caught as well. Winter Flounders are still abundant, particularly in sheltered areas. These tasty fish are known for their firm white flesh and delicate flavor, making them a favorite among seafood lovers. For those looking to try their hand at deep sea fishing in NH, Hampton is an excellent place to start. If you're planning a fishing trip to New Hampshire, check out my fishing trips and book with me!