M.Wydra
05-10-2004, 08:36 PM
Can anyone share their advice on fishing in the Gilford area?
Let me know what you use to rope in the big ones, live bait or what?
We are coming up in late June.
Thank You!!! M.Wydra :confused:
Let me know what you use to rope in the big ones, live bait or what?
We are coming up in late June.
Thank You!!! M.Wydra :confused:
zaney
05-11-2004, 01:45 PM
What species are you fishing for? Trout and Salmon? Bass? Sunfish and perch? Anything that swims?
Please be more specific and I'll do whatever I can to help you out. I fish mostly for bass, but enjoy catching all species of fish.
If you're not from the area and/or not an experienced angler, you're best bet may be to hire a guide (especially if you're time at the lake is limited). Most full-time guides are on the water every day. These guys fish for a living and are usually up to date on the current conditions and what bait/lures are catching fish.
Please be more specific and I'll do whatever I can to help you out. I fish mostly for bass, but enjoy catching all species of fish.
If you're not from the area and/or not an experienced angler, you're best bet may be to hire a guide (especially if you're time at the lake is limited). Most full-time guides are on the water every day. These guys fish for a living and are usually up to date on the current conditions and what bait/lures are catching fish.
M.Wydra
05-14-2004, 09:35 PM
Bass my friend!!!
Big ones!!!
I want my kids to catch some!!!
Big ones!!!
I want my kids to catch some!!!
M.Wydra
05-14-2004, 09:36 PM
Also, what are you using on your lines???
scott s
05-15-2004, 11:15 AM
I highly recommend you hire Steve Lucarelli. Find him @ NHsmallmouth.com.
You will have a great day with one of the finest anglers on the lake, and have a great chance to catch the big ones your after!
Tight lines.
Scott
You will have a great day with one of the finest anglers on the lake, and have a great chance to catch the big ones your after!
Tight lines.
Scott
Tyler
05-18-2004, 06:38 PM
M. Wydra, try Rick Lillegard instead of the other guide mentioned by scott s. I have fished with both of these fine gentleman and Mr. Lillegard in my opinion is head and shoulders above the rest. Good luck. Here is his web site.
www.lillegard.com
www.lillegard.com
Jeff Furber
06-13-2004, 08:04 PM
Guides are always good , but its doubtful if either guides mentioned are into live bait, and are most likely booked up and are fairly expensive. I have been with Rick L. and you could not find a better and more friendly guide.The good guides are usually book months in advance.
If you do use live bait, crayfish, which are plentiful, are very good and also if they have hellgramites us those too. There is always the old standby of shiners and nightcrawlers. Fish should be in the area of 15'+ during the day( bright sun), in the general area of Saunders Bay, Varney Point and Rock Island. Any place there are rocks and grass there should be smallies.
A good map(Bizer's ) available anywhere, and a depth finder are prerequisites. Depending on your expertise, while your kids are soaking crayfish, you might try top water and various smallie baits. You are also close to the Witches and providing you have a adequate fishing boat to travel in those islands, Timber, Round, Mink, Camp, Welch, offer some very good fishing if you are trying to get away from boat traffic and wind.
Please be sure to have adequate PFD's for you and your children. Good luck and let us know how you do. Jeff
If you do use live bait, crayfish, which are plentiful, are very good and also if they have hellgramites us those too. There is always the old standby of shiners and nightcrawlers. Fish should be in the area of 15'+ during the day( bright sun), in the general area of Saunders Bay, Varney Point and Rock Island. Any place there are rocks and grass there should be smallies.
A good map(Bizer's ) available anywhere, and a depth finder are prerequisites. Depending on your expertise, while your kids are soaking crayfish, you might try top water and various smallie baits. You are also close to the Witches and providing you have a adequate fishing boat to travel in those islands, Timber, Round, Mink, Camp, Welch, offer some very good fishing if you are trying to get away from boat traffic and wind.
Please be sure to have adequate PFD's for you and your children. Good luck and let us know how you do. Jeff
Grant
06-18-2004, 01:26 PM
Thanks for the Lillegard site -- I really like the section with the recommended uses for various lures.
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