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A few nice bass fishing New Hampshire images I found:

leapin’ fishies! {NX style}


Image by Ben McLeod
Rock bass are the scourge of Lake Sunapee. They’re an invasive species that eat the native fishes food and steal their habitat. Every year on Sunapee there’s a Rock bass fishing tournament. The goal: catch and kill as many Rock bass as possible in 12 hours.

Whenever my dad catches them he kills them. This time, he let them sun themselves on the dock.

This image was processed using Nikon Capture NX. I used the control points to pull the detail out of the sky. I also straightened the horizon.

The ACR version is here

leapin’ fishies! {ACR style}


Image by Ben McLeod
Rock bass are the scourge of Lake Sunapee. They’re an invasive species that eat the native fishes food and steal their habitat. Every year on Sunapee there’s a Rock bass fishing tournament. The goal: catch and kill as many Rock bass as possible in 12 hours.

Whenever my dad catches them he kills them. This time, he let them sun themselves on the dock.

This image was processed using ACR. I used the control points to pull the detail out of the sky. I also straightened the horizon.

The Nikon Capture NX version is here

Bethel, ME (PRWeb) April 28, 2006

fish breeding place in efforts to increase survival, Mollyockett Chapter Trout Unlimited will float stock the upper Androscoggin River this year under the direction of Maine Department of Inland fishing and Wildlife (MDIFW) in time for the Maine fly fishing season. “The exact timing of the float stock has been published, and is entirely up to the bioloë on Domestic fisheries,” says Rocky Freda, regional director of the Bo-Mollyockett Androscoggin River chapter of Trout Unlimited.

confirming a net after a flood boat, gradually forcing spot fish released in places along the watershed. When fish are released in the traditional truck stocking method, “she has a tendency to pod and is easier prey for humans, birds and other predators,” explains Freda, a certified Maine Guide. Last year was the first year the Maine DIFW stocked the upper Androscoggin using drift boats.

In cooperation with Trout Unlimited, Maine plans stock the upper Androscoggin and Kennebec Watershed this year to float. A place Embden greenhouse supplies brown trout and a breeding place Casco Bay supplies rainbow trout stocking in 1700-1800 fish float in the upper Androscoggin. A full tank capacity is about 3000 fish truck. Hatchery Trucks will stock locations along the river and in the whole state of Maine

Rocky Freda

ownership and operation Sun Valley Sports, an Orvis fly rod dealer and guide services in Bethel, Maine. Oxford County’s most professional and personal four-season Guide Service, Sun Valley Sports offers drift boat and wade fly fishing trip on the scenic Androscoggin and Magalloway Rivers. For more distant trips, they attract fish leads to rapid river in Upton. They also offer visits to the scenic Peabody, Ammonoosuc, and Ellis Rivers for fly fishing in New Hampshire.

Sun Valley Sports’ guides are Orvis-endorsed, registered and certified by the state of Maine and NH, Maine Outdoor educators licensed, certified in Swift Water & Rescue, Canoe & Kayak Safety and instructors of the American Canoe Association. For more information, visit www.sunvalleysports.com, or call Rocky and Lisa Freda at 207-824-7533.

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