were renting a vacation house on Neals Pond on the vermont/new hampshire border. what kind of fish should i expect to be able to catch? even if you didnt fish hear what about the area in general if it helps its a very large pond i guess its 185 acres
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were renting a vacation house on Neals Pond on the vermont/new hampshire border. what kind of fish should i expect to be able to
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Standard lures for bass-jig, worms, crankbaits, spinnerbaits, lipless cranks or rattle traps,maybe some stickbaits.
Don't fish for walleye or pickerel, but I know walleyes will hit bass lures. Try crankbaits, spoons, jerkbaits and get a planer board if you're going to troll for them.
Doughballs work on carp and catfish.
Live bait will work when they aren't hitting artificials! Shiners, shad, minnows, etc.
www.wildlife.state.nh.us/Fishing/fish_species_profiles.htm#Walleye
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