Joining a fishing trip in New Hampshire with Central New Hampshire Guides promises to be a fun and exciting experience. If you're looking for an adventure out at sea, then you'll want to explore the waters off Hampton, NH. With our knowledgeable captain, Jeffrey Foote, you'll have the chance to catch Striped Bass, which is the official state fish of New Hampshire, and other exciting fish species. Whether you're a seasoned angler or a beginner, you'll have the opportunity to learn some new fishing techniques and tricks that will improve your skills. With Central New Hampshire Guides, you can expect a safe and enjoyable trip, as our team is committed to providing you with a memorable fishing experience. So, pack your bags, grab your fishing gear, and join us for an unforgettable deep-sea fishing trip in New Hampshire. We are proud to offer our clients an unforgettable fishing experience with the help of our licensed New Hampshire guide and USCG 100 Ton License holder, Capt. Jeffrey Foote. With decades of experience providing lifetime experiences to thousands of customers, Capt. Foote is an expert in the field of fishing, and his passion for the sport is reflected in every trip he leads. As a skilled captain, Capt. Foote possesses extensive knowledge of the local waters, and he is dedicated to ensuring that his clients have a successful and enjoyable fishing adventure. Whether you're looking to catch Striped Bass, Bluefish, Tuna, or other popular fish species, Capt. Foote will guide you to the best fishing spots, and share his insider knowledge and expertise. We offer different types of trips depending on which one you prefer. Deep-Sea fishing, Shark fishing, Striped Bass fishing, and Mackerel &amp; Lobster tours are just some of the few trips we offer. You can contact us so we can also customize your trip for you. Our goal is to provide you with the best possible fishing experience by providing you with quality equipment and knowledgeable guides who know where to find the fish. If you're looking for a great experience on the water with someone who will go above and beyond to make sure you have a great time fishing then look no further than Captain Jeffrey Foote at Central New Hampshire Guides!

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<div>still have a few day to get bent!</div>

still plenty of gish

Bluefin Tuna

Still plenty of fish 

Haddock

Striped Bass

<div>IT'S not over yet&nbsp;</div><div>few bass around</div><div>tuna is getting hot</div><div>cidseason opens in &nbsp;2 weks</div>

<div>This being the last week before the commercial bass season opens is by far your best chance of landing multiple fish over 35 inches.</div><div>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.</div><div>It doesn't have to be with us but I highly recommend you quit Wishing and get fishing.</div>

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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.

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About Captain Jeffrey FooteCaptain Jeffrey D Foote has averaged over 200 days a year at sea on the water for over 30 years. After graduating high school he attended the University of New England in Biddeford Maine majoring in Marine biology. He is employed for 11 years on the F/V Seafari out of Kittery Maine with the Bush learning many of the skills and habits required to operate and maintain a successful charter business. In 1999, he branched out to the South dock stomping to Hatteras North Carolina finding a job on the F/V Fin Fantasy and spending 4 years on the F/V Hunter out of Oregon Inlet North Carolina wintering in Isla Muhares Mexico Sailfish fishing. He then returned to New England and spent the summer working as a 2nd captain on the F/V Yankee caps based in Gloucester doing overnight groundfish trips. Intertwined amongst these 3 decades of incredible fishing experiences have been countless successful days of freshwater fishing archery and muzzleloader hunting multiple successful moose hunts and employed in Road construction, Marine construction, Surveyor, Ski instructor, and most recently as an independent contractor for the National Marine Fisheries.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;As the owner of central New Hampshire guides, he intends to keep the focus on conveying the experiences and successes of a lifetime in the outdoors to those with a desire to learn and share with future generations. Since its establishment in 2005, Central New Hampshire Guides has specialized in creating original outdoor experiences that are educational and rewarding. SpecialtiesCaptain Jeff Foote specializes in Deep-Sea fishing, Shark fishing, Striped Bass fishing, and Mackerel &amp; Lobster tours. His saltwater fishing career began on a 19-foot Eastern in 1981 as a secondary family business, fished for 9 years on a 42-foot harpoon boat which instilled in him the love of the giant bluefin tuna and the sea.&nbsp; Captain Jeffrey Foote has years of service and extensive knowledge of the local waters. He always makes sure to provide the best possible fishing experience to each of his clients. His commitment is to plan his customer's work and work on his customer's plans. That is what keeps him on top. He is also a licensed New Hampshire guide and holds a USCG 100 Ton License. He will go above and beyond to ensure everyone has a great time fishing. His BoatsEnjoy the best of both worlds with his two boats: the 25' Parker-250HP Evenrude cruising at 30MPH and equipped with live bait, plus the 35' Duffy 650 HP Mack that reaches maximum speeds of 35MPH. Whether you're after speed or comfort, you'll find it in this reliable and professional charter service. Most Suitable GuestsIf you're looking for a great experience on the water and the chance to catch the official state fish of New Hampshire, the Striped Bass, then look no further than Captain Jeffrey Foote at Central New Hampshire Guides!

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Common Questions Do you need a license to fish in the ocean in NH?Yes, To engage in recreational fishing in the coastal and estuarine waters of New Hampshire, individuals who are 16 years old or above are required to obtain an NH Saltwater Recreational Fishing License. Can non residents fish in New Hampshire?Non-residents who wish to go fishing for a short period can obtain temporary licenses that are valid for 1, 3, or 7 consecutive days. These licenses require the intended dates of use to be specified at the time of purchase. Similarly, NH residents can also purchase one-day licenses for fishing. Does New Hampshire have fishing?Yes, New Hampshire has fishing opportunities for saltwater fishing for species such as Striped Bass, Bluefish, and Tuna. Additionally, the state regularly stocks its waterways with fish to ensure that anglers have a thriving fishing experience.

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.A potent storm system will bring widespread moderate to heavy
rainfall into western Maine and New Hampshire Sunday Night into
Monday. Rainfall of 2 to 3 inches with some locally higher amounts
are possible. This
will combine with melting snow and partially frozen ground to cause
flooding. Flooding along mainstem rivers is also possible. The
widespread rainfall will likely cause travel disruptions from
flooded roads, and possibly property damage near rivers.
...FLOOD WATCH REMAINS IN EFFECT FROM SUNDAY AFTERNOON THROUGH
MONDAY EVENING...
* WHAT...Flooding caused by rain and snowmelt remains possible.
Heavy rainfall of 1.5 to 3 inches with isolated amounts up to 4
inches is possible across New Hampshire and western Maine.
* WHERE...Portions of Maine, including the following areas,
Androscoggin, Central Interior Cumberland, Central Somerset,
Coastal Cumberland, Coastal Waldo, Coastal York, Interior
Cumberland Highlands, Interior Waldo, Interior York, Kennebec,
Knox, Lincoln, Northern Franklin, Northern Oxford, Sagadahoc,
Southern Franklin, Southern Oxford and Southern Somerset and New
Hampshire, including the following areas, Belknap, Cheshire,
Coastal Rockingham, Eastern Hillsborough, Interior Rockingham,
Merrimack, Northern Carroll, Northern Grafton, Southern Carroll,
Southern Grafton, Strafford, Sullivan and Western And Central
Hillsborough.
* WHEN...From Sunday afternoon through Monday evening.
* IMPACTS...Creeks and streams may rise out of their banks.
* ADDITIONAL DETAILS...
- Heavy rainfall along with warm temperatures will cause
melting of the snow pack from the foothills southward. This
will increase the runoff into streams and rivers. Moderate to
heavy rainfall over partially frozen ground will support the
potential for flash flooding as well as river flooding.
Disruptions to travel are likely on Monday.

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