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BackWoods Sportsman OutDoors mission as a fishing guide service as well as a New England fishing informational web site that fishes the great waters of New England. With a focus on freshwater fishing the open waters as well as the hard waters of New England's winter ice. We are in search of and the catching of Largemouth and Smallmouth Bass, Perch, Sunfish and Crappies as well as being a top leader for fishing information with updated local fishing reports, fishing articles, fishing pictures, fishing videos, fishing tournament schedules, lake maps, outdoor recipes, fishing tips, kids fishing events and outdoor activities and state outdoor news
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September 3 2010
Added new information to the "Tide Charts" page...Rhode Island's November Chart...
Added new information to the "New England News" page...check out the latest news for CT, MA, NH and RI...
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Connecticut
* DEP to Close 7 Shoreline Campgrounds As Precautionary Measure Due to Hurricane ‘Earl’
Maine
* MDIF&W: Ages of Bears Harvested in 2009 Available
Massachusetts
* September Newsletter
New Hampshire
* Volunteer at Barry Camp Work Weekend Sept. 25-26, 2010, in Berlin, NH
Rhode Island
* DEM to Hold September 16th Public Hearing on Adoption of Revised RI Stormwater Design and Installation Standards Manual
Vermont
* Public Meeting Set to Discuss Boat Access at Lake Groton
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August 21 2010
sunfish are biting
August 15 2010
times are tough
August 8 2010
new lake, new conditions
July 25 2010
warm temps makes tough fishing
July 17 2010
NH fish were hungry
| Past BWS OutDoors Updates |
9/2 - Added new information to the "Tide Charts" page...New Hampshire's November Chart...
Added new information to the "New England News" page...check out the latest news for CT and RI...
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9/1 - Added new information to the "Tide Charts" page...Maine's November Chart...
Added new information to the "New England News" page...check out the latest news for CT, ME and RI...
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8/31 - Added new information to the "Bird Recipe" page...Pot Roast Pheasant...
Added new information to the "New England News" page...check out the latest news for NH...
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8/30 - Added new information to the "Outdoors for KIDS" page...courses in CT, ME, NH and VT...
Added new information to the "New England News" page...check out the latest news for CT and RI...
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8/27 - Added new information to the "New England News" page...check out the latest news for CT, NH and VT...
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8/26 - Added new information to the "Fishing Reports 2010" page...August 21 2010...
Added new information to the "New England News" page...check out the latest news for CT and VT...
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8/25 - Added new information to the "New England News" page...check out the latest news for CT, NH, RI and VT...
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| Latest Fishing Article Added |
Most often once we hit summer our waters have warmed up considerably from what we know as cold water . Fishing during cold water or water under 60 degrees usually requires smaller baits to be productive. The fish have metabolisms that are moving at a snails pace.
NEW...Finesse Fishing Finicky Fish need Coaxing
Keith Nelson
CKOutdoors.com
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| Weekly Fishing Tip |
Summer is Here, Fish Going Deep
Summer has come in fairly quickly lately and with that the fish have finished their spring ritual and getting setup for summer. Smaller fish can still be found swimming the shorelines but if you are looking for those bigger fish, head for deep water. Water temps are rising and the shallows are getting very warm, the fish head deep to get away from these warming waters and head for the cooler water in their deeper summer haunts. Weedlines, humps or anything that is different out in deep water will attract and hold these fish and using your electronics to find these areas is important at this time of year. Go explore the water away from the shore and you may be surprised at what you find.
| Weekly OutDoors Kids Corner |
Leaves are Changing as Well as the Fish