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You mean the Moultonboro Area? Tons of places to fish! Would love to have settled in that area!
Plenty of fish around any of the islands on the big lake. The closer you get to the Walmart side of the lake the more rock bass you get! MHO. If you do catch a rock bass kindly put it aside and trash those bastards! Endangered specie that cause all kinds of problems! I have my dad's two 'worm wands' plug it into an electrical outlet while the wands are in the ground and tons of worms come squirming out of the soil! Best bait for kids! Grandkids love it! In fact my 9 yr old granddaughter caught a 10" rainbow trout just off Diamond Island with a worm as bait! Still couldn't believe it!
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About the Worm Wand, I just read a book that revolved around "worm grunting"! Sent from my SM-G950U using Winnipesaukee Forum mobile app |
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