New Hampshire Fish and Game

New Hampshire hunting seasons start September 1

Monday, August 26, 2019 New Hampshire Fish and Game 0

New Hampshire’s fall hunting seasons kick off on September 1 with the opening of black bear and gray squirrel seasons. Archery seasons for turkey and white-tailed deer get underway September 15. READ MORE

2019 Moose hunt lottery winners announced

Saturday, June 22, 2019 New Hampshire Fish and Game 0

NH Fish and Game announced the winners of the 2019 Moose Hunt Lottery. READ MORE

Go fish: Ponds have been stocked with trout across NH

Thursday, June 13, 2019 New Hampshire Fish and Game 0

During this one-day event, nearly 50 remote ponds are stocked with brook trout fingerlings from the New Hampshire Fish and Game Department’s hatcheries to ensure residents and visitors enjoy a successful remote fishing experience. READ MORE

Moose hunt lottery 2019: Many will enter, 49 will win on June 21

Friday, June 7, 2019 New Hampshire Fish and Game 0

Moose hunting season isn’t until October, but if you want to hunt in NH, now is the time to enter the annual lottery system for moose-hunting permits READ MORE

ATV rider injured in Auburn after collision with fallen tree on partially-blocked trail

Monday, April 29, 2019 New Hampshire Fish and Game 0

NH Fish and Game reminds all recreational trail riders to drive at an appropriate speed for trail conditions. READ MORE

Open-Water Landlocked Salmon Season Opens April 1

Saturday, March 30, 2019 New Hampshire Fish and Game 0

April 1 marks the official start of the open-water fishing season on New Hampshire’s large lakes that are managed for landlocked salmon and lake trout, including Big Squam Lake, Lake Sunapee, and the “Big Lake” – Winnipesaukee. READ MORE

Workshops: Learn to establish and teach in schoolyard habitats

Sunday, February 10, 2019 New Hampshire Fish and Game 0

Educators and community members who see the educational potential in under-utilized spaces around schoolyards are invited to participate in a workshop series designed to maximize outdoor places and provide authentic learning experiences, scientific inquiry, and hands-on minds-on interdisciplinary learning. READ MORE

Articles by New Hampshire Fish and Game