Morning Trolling Adventure for Landlocked Salmon and Trout in Alton, NH
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
4 hours
Fitness Level
Moderate fitness needed to handle light boat movement and fishing activity
Overview
Experience a four-hour morning trolling trip on Lake Winnipesaukee, targeting landlocked salmon and trout with expert local guides. Discover why fishing here near Alton, NH is a must for anglers seeking trophy catches and scenic waters.
Morning Trolling for Landlocked Salmon and Trout - FOUR HOUR
Four Hours • Ages Five and Up • Up to Four People
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About This Adventure
Experience the thrill of fishing on Lake Winnipesaukee with guided morning trips! Target landlocked salmon and lake trout from a state-of-the-art Lund boat, equipped with top-notch electronics. Enjoy expert guidance, all necessary gear, and the chance to catch impressive fish while soaking in the stunning lake views.
See the lake and catch some fish!
About
- MORNING FOUR-HOUR TRIPS
- Pricing is for one or two people, three people, or four people.
- Four person maximum.
- The season for landlocked salmon and lake trout is April 1st – September 30th.
- The limit for salmon and trout is any combination of two (salmon, rainbow trout, or lake trout) fish per person per day (i.e. two salmon, one salmon and one rainbow trout, one lake trout and one salmon, etc.) Salmon and rainbow trout must measure at least 15 inches and lake trout must measure at least 18 inches to keep. By state law, once an angler has filled their limit for trout and/or salmon, they must stop fishing.
- We begin guide trips trolling for salmon as soon as we can get our boat in the water in the spring, which is usually the third week in April.
- Lake Winnipesaukee salmon typically average around 3-pounds, and get as big as 6-pounds.
- Choose from four or five hour trips.
- Morning trips depart the dock at the scheduled start time and return to the dock at the scheduled end time.
More info
- We'll be taking you out on a brand new Lund 2075 Fisherman with a full fishing bimini cover and side curtains, with state of the art electronics and GPS enabled trolling motor.
- We will provide a full-time licensed and experienced guide and all fishing gear, and bottled water on boat trips.
- There are rest rooms at our marina.
- A digital image of your fishing license on a smartphone will suffice.
- If you are booking for someone else, be sure to email the confirmation email with trip details to that person.
What to bring
- Appropriate clothing (check the weather) and footwear
- Snacks and drinks.
- If you plan to keep fish, leave a cooler in your vehicle to take fish home in.
Adventure Tips
Start early for best fish activity
Fish are most active during early morning hours, so arriving before sunrise improves your chances of a great catch.
Wear layered clothing
Mornings on the lake can be quite cool; layers allow you to adjust comfort as the day warms up.
Bring polarized sunglasses
Polarized lenses reduce water glare, helping you spot fish and underwater structures more easily.
Stay hydrated and bring snacks
Four hours on the water can be dehydrating; pack water and light snacks to maintain energy.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Bald eagles often soar above the lake
- Ospreys dive for fish around the shorelines
History
Lake Winnipesaukee has been central to local Abenaki culture and was a key area for early European settlers in New Hampshire.
Conservation
Efforts are in place to maintain water quality and sustain native fish populations through responsible fishing practices and habitat preservation.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Polarized sunglasses
Reduces lake glare, making it easier to spot fish.
spring specific
Layered clothing
Keeps you warm during chilly early mornings on the water.
spring specific
Non-slip boat shoes
Ensures safe footing on wet boat decks.
Water bottle
Staying hydrated during the trip is essential.