For rules, regulations, stocking info, depth charts and tons of other info:
NH Fish and Game
For flow rates of most NH rivers:
USGS
Satellite Programs:
G-map
Google Earth Download
Ducks Unlimited Migration Map
NH Topographical Maps
These are probably the biggest resources of all that I use myself. Programs like Google Earth are perfect for finding new fishing areas, getting an idea of the terrain and they allow you to completely learn an area. I have found multiple streams and beaver ponds with Google Earth that have trout in them that I never would have even known about without it. If the area you are trying to find has a poor image one Google Earth, try using the DU migration map. I use this one quite often as well, the satellite images were taken in the fall when there are no leaves so it is easier to see some smaller streams.
Fishing makes great fun! Whether you fish for a living or for pure hobby, you have to be as smart as a fisherman should be.
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