Fishing

Fly Fishing in the White Mountains

Experience fly fishing in one of New Hampshire's most scenic and pristine fly fishing destinations. Try your hand at angling the Ammonoosuc River or any of a number of local rivers and streams, take a casting lesson or indulge in a guided river adventure. New Hampshire fishing licenses are required for fishing off property and may be purchased online before your visit or the Activities Concierge, located in the Great Hall of the Omni Mount Washington Hotel, can assist you in obtaining one. For more information, please call the Adventure Center at 603-278-3320. Guided instruction and guided trips are available upon request.

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Fishing

Gunstock Mountain Resort's 3-acre pond is regularly stocked by NH Fish and Game throughout the spring and summer.

The pond is currently stocked with both brook and rainbow trout. Keep an eye on our Events Calendar for upcoming fishing derbies hosted by Gilford Fire Department and the Laconia Rod and Gun club. 

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Purity Spring Fishing

Go fishing! You'll find plenty of pickerel and smallmouth bass to catch and release and enough panfish, perch, and sunfish to keep all ages involved.

Please bring your own fishing rod and tackle. NH licenses for those 16 years of age and over can be purchased online.

Please fish away from docks, swim areas, and beaches.

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Purity Spring Fishing

Go fishing! You'll find plenty of pickerel and smallmouth bass to catch and release and enough panfish, perch, and sunfish to keep all ages involved.

Please bring your own fishing rod and tackle. NH licenses for those 16 years of age and over can be purchased online.

Please fish away from docks, swim areas, and beaches.

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Fishing in Waterville Valley

Those looking to cast their line will not be disappointed by Waterville Valley’s fishing locales. Corcoran’s Pond is stocked with fish at the beginning of the summer season, making it a popular fishing spot among visitors and locals alike. 

The Mad River is home to rainbow trout, offering fly fishing opportunities for the whole family. 

Nestled in the notch between Mount Osceola and Mount Kancamagus sits Greeley Ponds – the headwaters of the Mad River. Greeley Ponds is only accessible via hiking or biking and is stocked with eastern brook trout. This pond offers a nice beach and views of the cliffs of Mount Osceola.

*A fishing license is required for those 16 and older

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