The Fishing Hole
NEW FISH BROCHURE AVAILABLE
A new full color, illustrated brochure of the Freshwater Fishes of Massachusetts is available from the Division of Fisheries and Wildlife (MassWildlife). This folding brochure includes pictures of most of the freshwater fish species found in Massachusetts and is packed with information that will be valuable for any conservationist with an interest in ponds, streams or rivers. “Beginning and experienced anglers will appreciate the tips on identification of game and bait fish, fishing ethics and instruction on how to fillet a fish. They will also find information on Massachusetts’ Angler Education Program and Freshwater Fishing Awards Program. Other conservationists will find useful information on rare, riverine and migratory fish species as well as notes on statewide fish and aquatic habitat restoration efforts,”observes Ellie Horwitz, Chief of Information & Education. The Freshwater Fishes of Massachusetts brochures are found at MassWildlife’s regional offices located in Acton, Belchertown, Boston, Bourne, Pittsfield, Westborough and West Boylston. MassWildlife’s Hatcheries in Belchertown, Sandwich, Montague and Sunderland will also have brochures. To obtain a copy by mail, send a self-addressed, business sized 61-cent stamped to: Fish Brochure, MassWildlife Field Headquarters, 1 Rabbit Hill Rd, Westborough, MA 01581.
Try this Bass weight calculator. Enter length and girth in inches and press the calculate button. Table of State Record Largemouth Bass (click here) |
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"New Fishing Gear" by Jim (sung to the tune of Janis Joplin's "Mercedes Benz")
Oh Lord, Oh Lord, Oh Lord, (Everybody!!) Oh Lord, (That’s it!!!)
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Sue's First Bass
5 Pounder out of Flannagan's on May 29, 2010
Another quality fish from Flannagan's Pond
Brother Jim does it again ~7 pounds on June 30, 2009
6 pounds 1 oz. caught July 23, 2009 at Flannagan Pond
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This 6 pound 1 oz. LMB caught on a jointed jitterbug at Lake
Winthrop 9/9/06.
Paddling a Kayak or Canoe? Wear Your Lifejacket!--People in kayaks and canoes are reminded that from September 15 – May 15 paddlers must wear their personal flotation device (PFD). According to the Massachusetts Environmental Police, most boating fatalities in Massachusetts are due to failure to wear lifejackets while in small craft in cold water or cold weather situations. Waterfowl hunters using canoes or kayaks are reminded that this law also applies to them.
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Other Links Mass Dept. of Fish & GameMass Wildlife Bassmaster Charlie Moore Fishing knots |
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