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Connecticut River (NH), NH
River in Cheshire County, New Hampshire. The Connecticut River forms New Hampshire's entire western border with Vermont, offering a long, varied fishery from the cold tailwaters below the upper dams to slower warmwater reaches downstream. The upper river holds wild and stocked rainbow and brown trout, while the broader sections near Walpole and Charlestown produce smallmouth bass, walleye, and northern pike. Channel catfish and panfish are common in the warmer pools. Boat and shore access is available at numerous town landings on both banks.
Overall bite score
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What swims here
8 tracked species in Connecticut River (NH), with the months each fishes best.
Water facts
Multiple town landings on the New Hampshire bank near Walpole, Charlestown, and Hinsdale. Live flow and water-temperature data from USGS 01154500 (Connecticut River at North Walpole, NH). A New Hampshire or Vermont license is valid on the main stem under reciprocal agreement; verify current rules.
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