moderate
3–8 hours per trip
Requires moderate endurance and comfortable wading ability in moving water
Discover New Hampshire’s White Mountains through fly fishing with Freestone Guide Service. Guided by Kevin Gordon, beginners and seasoned anglers can tackle wild trout waters in an unforgettable setting.
The best fishing days depend on river flow; too high or low can affect trout activity and wading safety.
Temperatures vary quickly near mountain streams—layers keep you comfortable from cool mornings to warm afternoons.
Cut glare and improve visibility into the water, making spotting trout easier and helping with accurate casting.
Many prime fishing spots are on or near private property; always follow your guide’s advice on access and boundaries.
The White Mountains have been a hub for local fly fishing traditions since the early 20th century, preserving wild trout habitats through conservation efforts.
Freestone Guide Service emphasizes catch-and-release practices and educates clients on protecting water quality to sustain trout populations.
Protects from cold water and allows safe movement through streams.
Improves water visibility and protects eyes from sunlight.
Adjust to varying temperatures common in mountain environments.
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Needed to fish effectively; guides often provide equipment but personal gear can enhance familiarity.