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N.H. Fish Stocking Report

Greetings and welcome to the New Hampshire fish stocking report.

Monthly reports (PDF format)

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July 31: Fish stocking is over for the season, so this report is now suspended until next spring. Thanks for reading, and we'll look forward to reporting to you again next year. Here is some info about fish stocking from fisheries chief Steve Perry:

"Fish stocking occurs primarily from mid-March to early July. There are several reasons for this, the foremost is related to water temperatures. Since trout cannot tolerate water temperatures when they warm to the mid-70s, they need to be stocked prior to the onset of this occurrence. Secondly is the need for grow out space for the next year's production of trout. As the young trout start to increase substantially in weight during the spring and summer months, their densities need to be spread out among the available rearing containers in order to minimize problems that can arise from over-crowding conditions.

"What is occurring at the present time (late July) with respect to stocking is essentially the release of surplus fish into suitable waters. This occurs because hatcheries typically rear approximately 10% more fish than what are needed to meet stocking targets as a safeguard to cover any potential unforeseen losses due to disease or other causes. This safety margin is adjusted periodically as inventory counts take place, such as occurs when fish densities are being thinned by moving the young fish to empty rearing containers. This ensures that the hatcheries are only carrying what they need to carry and provides occasional bonus stockings to select waters."

The N.H. Fish Stocking Report web page is made possible by SB 340, which allows the Executive Director of N.H. Fish and Game to provide past stocking information on a weekly basis. Look for an update every Thursday between March and July. If you want to be reminded to visit this stocking page, click here to sign up for the N.H. Weekly Fishing Report. Click here for current and past fishing reports.

This report is usually posted on Thursdays and includes stocking locations from the previous week.

Updated July 24, 2008


Stocked week of July 14:

COOS CAMBRIDGE ANDROSCOGGIN RIVER
COOS CARROLL AMMONOOSUC RIVER
COOS COLEBROOK HIX BROOK
COOS COLUMBIA CONNECTICUT RIVER
COOS COLUMBIA FISH POND
COOS COLUMBIA LYMAN BROOK
COOS DALTON CONNECTICUT RIVER
COOS DUMMER ANDROSCOGGIN RIVER
COOS DUMMER DUMMER POND, BIG
COOS ERROL ANDROSCOGGIN RIVER
COOS ERROL CLEAR STREAM
COOS ERROL LONG POND(1)
COOS LANCASTER CONNECTICUT RIVER
COOS MILLSFIELD CLEAR STREAM
COOS NORTHUMBERLAND CONNECTICUT RIVER
COOS STEWARTSTOWN CEDAR BROOK
COOS STEWARTSTOWN DIAMOND POND, LITTLE
COOS STRATFORD CONNECTICUT RIVER
GRAFTON BETHLEHEM AMMONOOSUC RIVER
GRAFTON BETHLEHEM GALE RIVER
GRAFTON LISBON AMMONOOSUC RIVER
GRAFTON LITTLETON AMMONOOSUC RIVER

Stocked week of July 7:

County Town Waterbody
COOS BEAN'S PURCHASE WILD RIVER
COOS BERLIN AMMONOOSUC RIVER, UPPER
COOS CAMBRIDGE ANDROSCOGGIN RIVER
COOS CARROLL AMMONOOSUC RIVER
COOS COLEBROOK BEAVER BROOK
COOS COLEBROOK HIX BROOK
COOS COLEBROOK MOHAWK RIVER
COOS COLUMBIA CONNECTICUT RIVER
COOS DUMMER ANDROSCOGGIN RIVER
COOS ERROL AKERS POND
COOS ERROL KIDS POND(1)
COOS MILAN AMMONOOSUC RIVER, UPPER
COOS ODELL LITTLE BOG POND
COOS STARK AMMONOOSUC RIVER, UPPER
COOS STEWARTSTOWN BISHOP BROOK
COOS STEWARTSTOWN CEDAR BROOK
COOS STRATFORD STRATFORD BOG
GRAFTON LINCOLN PEMIGEWASSET RIVER
GRAFTON LISBON AMMONOOSUC RIVER
GRAFTON LITTLETON MOORE RESERVOIR
GRAFTON LIVERMORE SWIFT RIVER
GRAFTON THORNTON MAD RIVER
GRAFTON THORNTON PEMIGEWASSET RIVER
GRAFTON WATERVILLE VALLEY MAD RIVER
GRAFTON WOODSTOCK PEMIGEWASSET RIVER
GRAFTON WOODSTOCK RUSSELL POND

Stocked week of June 30:

County Town Waterbody
BELKNAP NEW HAMPTON PEMIGEWASSET RIVER
CARROLL HART'S LOCATION KIDS POND CRAWFORD NOTCH
CHESHIRE MARLBOROUGH STONE POND
CHESHIRE STODDARD GRANITE LAKE
COOS CARROLL AMMONOOSUC RIVER
COOS CARROLL AMMONOOSUC RIVER
COOS CARROLL CRAWFORD BROOK
COOS COLEBROOK CONNECTICUT RIVER
COOS COLUMBIA CONNECTICUT RIVER
COOS JEFFERSON KIDS POND
COOS PITTSBURG CHEESEFACTORY POND
COOS PITTSBURG CONNECTICUT RIVER, LOWER
COOS PITTSBURG CONNECTICUT RIVER, MIDDLE
COOS RANDOLPH POND OF SAFETY
COOS STEWARTSTOWN CONNECTICUT RIVER
GRAFTON BATH AMMONOOSUC RIVER
GRAFTON BETHLEHEM GALE RIVER
GRAFTON BETHLEHEM ZEALAND RIVER
GRAFTON BRISTOL PEMIGEWASSET RIVER
GRAFTON CAMPTON PEMIGEWASSET RIVER
GRAFTON FRANCONIA HAMM BRANCH RIVER
GRAFTON LITTLETON AMMONOOSUC RIVER
GRAFTON LITTLETON MOORE RESERVOIR
GRAFTON SUGAR HILL JOE COFFIN POND
GRAFTON WOODSTOCK PEMIGEWASSET RIVER

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